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PostPosted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 1:52 pm    Post subject: 12 volt accesory outlet Reply with quote

I am approaching one of the last electrical task on my
RV-7A. I installed a 12 volt outlet on the panel but I
would like to verify the wiring and fuse selection for
this device. The outlet came with no instructions. It
did include 3 fast-on terminals which 2 are blue and
one red. That would suggest that one of the connecting
wires would be smaller than the other 2? There are 2
tabs in the outlet that are brass in color and one tab
that is silver. Any help here would be much
appreciated. Thanks John.
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 12:16 pm    Post subject: 12 volt accesory outlet Reply with quote

In a message dated 10/15/2006 5:55:20 PM Eastern Standard Time, rv7a.builder(at)yahoo.com writes:
Quote:
I am approaching one of the last electrical task on my
RV-7A. I installed a 12 volt outlet on the panel but I
would like to verify the wiring and fuse selection for
this device. The outlet came with no instructions. It
did include 3 fast-on terminals which 2 are blue and
one red. That would suggest that one of the connecting
wires would be smaller than the other 2? There are 2
tabs in the outlet that are brass in color and one tab
that is silver. Any help here would be much
appreciated. Thanks John.

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John:

Not Enough Good Information (N.E.G.I.)

I'm guessing ... The "outlet" is a cigarette lighter jack???
Since you have three wires:
One is for an internal light.
One is B+
One is GND

The center is B+
The case is GND
And you will have to play with it. To find what the third one is. Again ... Guessing it is a light.

The fuse goes on the B+
I would use a 10 Amp Fuse / CB MAX.
Wire size 14 AWG Mil Spec of course.


Barry
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"Show them the first time, correct them the second time, kick them the third
time."
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 2:16 pm    Post subject: 12 volt accesory outlet Reply with quote

Thanks Barry....No light involved but I will get the
meter out and play with it to verify the 3 leads. Yes,
it is a cigarette style receptcle that is marked 12V.
Thanks for the help. John

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In a message dated 10/15/2006 5:55:20 PM Eastern
Standard Time,
rv7a.builder(at)yahoo.com writes:
I am approaching one of the last electrical task on
my
RV-7A. I installed a 12 volt outlet on the panel but
I
would like to verify the wiring and fuse selection
for
this device. The outlet came with no instructions.
It
did include 3 fast-on terminals which 2 are blue and
one red. That would suggest that one of the
connecting
wires would be smaller than the other 2? There are 2
tabs in the outlet that are brass in color and one
tab
that is silver. Any help here would be much
appreciated. Thanks John.
============================
John:

Not Enough Good Information (N.E.G.I.)

I'm guessing ... The "outlet" is a cigarette lighter
jack???
Since you have three wires:
One is for an internal light.
One is B+
One is GND

The center is B+
The case is GND
And you will have to play with it. To find what the
third one is. Again ...
Guessing it is a light.

The fuse goes on the B+
I would use a 10 Amp Fuse / CB MAX.
Wire size 14 AWG Mil Spec of course.


Barry
"Chop'd Liver"

"Show them the first time, correct them the second
time, kick them the third
time."
Yamashiada



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