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Old 21-07-2005, 23:38   #10
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Re: car cigarette lighters
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Originally Posted by ian@huth
I searched for "car cigar lighter" which gives better results than cigarette.
you appear to be right, it does. Now then... with http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?...9758&doy=21m7# ... I am right in assuming I would need two lengths of wire, one which will go to ground somewhere along the chassis, and one which will trail off to positive somewhere.. This seems a lot easier now i know you can buy the sockets easily...

So, if i get two lengths of wire which can cope with 16 amp loads I should be ok on the wiring side, the next step is just to find where to connect them in-car?
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