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  1. 15th May 2018, 10:47 AM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by trout1105 View Post
    I agree, Not only will this be the most efficient way to hook up the small panel it will also give you an additional power outlet
    or two Constant 12v under dash?
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    If my answer is not late.... for solar charger splice in with a scotchlok into the brown wire (pin 1) of C0028, this circuit goes directly to battery through FL8 of the engine bay fusebox
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    Quote Originally Posted by sierrafery View Post
    If my answer is not late.... for solar charger splice in with a scotchlok into the brown wire (pin 1) of C0028, this circuit goes directly to battery through FL8 of the engine bay fusebox
    No not a scotchlok bloody horrid things ,cut/splice/solder insulate
    Thought you would have known better mate
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    Yes Chris, agree totally about scotchloks, ,
    but I might combine the location ( Thanks SF. ) with a previous method.
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    IMO scotchlocks are OK for low current applications, i've used them with success many times... off course that for higher than 5A circuits are sh*t
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