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Old 08-20-2011, 12:07 AM   #1
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Adding a 12v outlet

I plan to add a 12 volt outlet in the bathroom for charging my cell phone and ipad. Monkeys LOVE to play with electronics and the bathroom is the only real safe place. I am thinking I can piggyback on the lightswitch line and avoid having to run wire to the panel. Is this going to work?
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Sure will, just make sure you use the non-switched 12V lead.



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Sure will, just make sure you use the non-switched 12V lead.
Exactly! I added two map reading lights to the cab of our MR, one on the drivers side I just found a spare fuse and hooked to it. On the passenger side I hooked into the lighted door handle which is on the same circuit as the porch light. The map light goes off when I turn on the outside light so I must have tied into the wrong wire!!
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Thanks guys! The members of this list help me not make dumb mistakes. Too bad y'all weren't around 37 years ago when I married that cheating #£€?+%.
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I have found the socket sold by Pep Boys to work very well.

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a friend of ours says the same thing about a guy she married. "why didnt you guys tell me you didnt like or trust him?" not that she would have listened to us at the time...
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Same thing happened to me with a girl I was married to for a cheatin' year.



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For as little current that the chargers will draw you will be fine.
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