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Old 05-30-2011, 12:20 PM   #1
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I really don't need any USB ports but I'm sure in need of a few 12v outlets. Constantly switching between my smartphone and my GPS gets annoying. So I found this one on Amazon the other day. I'm going to hardwire it and position it under the passenger seat.
I need something like that as i'm continually changing sockets to power Gps,Satellite radio, CB radio,DVD player and a few others i cant remember at the moment,
If plugged into a lighter socket i'm wondering if 4 things plugged in would cause a problem with blown fuses..
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Old 05-30-2011, 12:55 PM   #2
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I need something like that as i'm continually changing sockets to power Gps,Satellite radio, CB radio,DVD player and a few others i cant remember at the moment,
If plugged into a lighter socket i'm wondering if 4 things plugged in would cause a problem with blown fuses..
Small gadgets such as your GPS, Cellphone and satellite radio shouldn't be a problem. I'm not sure about the power draw on a CB radio or DVD player though. It all comes down to power rating and load.
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