

| Subject: | Re: shore power vs batteries |
| From: | Michael Richardson |
| Date: | Sat, 2 Aug 2014 16:50:23 -0400 |
Abel Longoria <houstonphotog@gmail.com> wrote:
> I know you mentioned usb plugs that are not in a cigarette socket
> configuration but these Blue Sea ones tend to be the best ones out
> there. Marine grade sockets. Very easy to install since you just need
> to drill the hole and drop in.
Yes, I like them very much... I will get a few for the dashboard, where the
12V is actually totally non-functional.
> for the front dash ashtray. you could cut out a small flat plate to act
> as a panel inside your ashtray. then drill the hole and mount and
> socket. These sockets may be too deep for the rear ashtrays.
yes, that's true.... Maybe I'll use a flat powered USB hub, if I can find one
that takes 12V.
> For the rear, I installed some on my bench seat kick plate so I can
> charge and whatnot while im sitting in my chair outside the van and
> still reach my phone. For the front I mounted them on my center
> console.
very nice... thanks for sharing.
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