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Thread: 24volt to 12volt

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11-10-2009, 19:10

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sangamon

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Join Date: Nov 2008

Location: Seattle / Blaine

Posts: 49

glenn,

I wire the 24V input to a switched circuit, with a fuse. The 12V output just goes to the stereo and a couple of cigarette lighter sockets.

I got my converters from my Mog guy and a stereo shop. However, they're available all over the internet for $20-$200. Mine are at the lower end because I only run a laptop, GPS, and stereo (which I don't turn up so loud that it uses mass quantities of power).

It's certainly possible to make it more complicated, but that was all I needed.

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