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110-115v Outlet
Just installed it today.. Didnt really get to take any pics of how I installed it or what I used.. Here's what it looks like.. If you need more info just ask..
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i5...C/DSC09097.jpg
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i5...C/DSC09098.jpg
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Nice work. Thats cool as shit. Plan on making a tut?
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Meh, not really.. You just hack apart a DC 12V to AC 115V converter and cut some holes and mount.. I'm good with wires and electronics so it was a simple job.. I guess I can't post a few more pics later on..
EDIT: This is what I chopped up..
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i5...C/10222784.jpg
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that looks so good!! PIMP!
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Friggin excellent work Jeff!!!! It would be sick if it coloe matched the tan so it wou;d disappear.
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now all you need is a microwave and your good to go!
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what happened to the other plug?
in your picture there is two.
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thats a really clean as hell install.... if it had clearcoat would look alot smoother,
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Those things can only sustain like 120 watts consistently. It's nice to have in the car though. I keep a small one in my glove box, and one almost exactly like that in the trunk.
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mine is mounted on the backside of my center console (facing the back seats). But its only powerfull enough for small things like my laptop (im using it right now) and my cell phone charger and stuff. Looks clean, nice work.
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I thought about putting it there but I hardly have rear passengers in my car.. Post up pics of the install if you can..