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Add-a-Circuit

Saabdub · 2008-05-21 15:22:57

I'm trying to add an aftermarket device to a car and I'm looking for an Add-a-Circuit to power it from the fusebox. Anyone know who stocks this? Saabdub

21-05-2008 3:22pm

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Saabdub

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I'm trying to add an aftermarket device to a car and I'm looking for an Add-a-Circuit to power it from the fusebox. Anyone know who stocks this?

Saabdub

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#2 21-05-2008 5:25pm

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not really sure what it is but have you tried maplin?

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#3 22-05-2008 9:45am

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It's this little guy. I looked on the Maplins website but no joy.

Saabdub

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#4 24-05-2008 10:44am

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Youd be as quick just finding 12v at your fusebox and tap into it with an inline fuse to the device your adding

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