I'm looking for keyed 12v power in the fuse panel on the driver's side for my satellite radio. Does anyone know where I can plug into?

Thanks

Look at the SEO ACCY 10 amp fuse. Works for me.

Look at the SEO ACCY 10 amp fuse. Works for me.
Are you "positive"...lol:joke:

Are you "positive"...lol:joke:

Can't we just keep one thread on topic, Gosh (in the voice of Napoleon Dinamite):D

If its a Sirius unit make sure you check the voltage, the cig plug on the power cord has a transformer in it that drops the voltage to 5v IIRC. I just wired a female plug in the left dash fuse panel area and then plugged the power cord into that.

Scott

If its a Sirius unit make sure you check the voltage, the cig plug on the power cord has a transformer in it that drops the voltage to 5v IIRC. I just wired a female plug in the left dash fuse panel area and then plugged the power cord into that.

Scott

x2 on that one

Well, I'm finally getting around to this one, lol. So many mods! Bigdisney, I metered the voltage at the connector going into the receiver and got just over 12 volts, so I figure it should be fine to plug directly in. (I have the Streamer GT BTW)

AlligatorPerformance - did you just get one of those 10 amp fuses from NAPA that you can solder onto the end and still have it as a functional circuit breaker? What exactly are these called as I hate looking like a blundering idiot walking into Napa looking for something.

Cheers, Brent

bigdisneydaddy or Denali, could either of you post pictures of this? I've tried adding additional outlets in my truck so the center console area doesn't look so cluttered but can't find a good place to mount any.