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Originally Posted by JM 35 Sedan
Yes you did George. I believe you came up with some type of power inverter that you mounted in your glove box, but I can't remember all the details. I believe it worked better than 6v with correct polarity, especially when other loads on the system brought the voltage below what was necessary to charge or power a cell phone or gps. I never did find one of these inverters that you mentioned. I'm sure we can find the post with those details by doing a search.
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John there are several 12 volt to 6 volt positive ground converters on Ebay
at this time. They are in a metal case about 2-1/2"s square. There are other larger converters that handle more amps. I have one in my 39 from when I tried a 12 volt computer fan to cool the fuel pump. A guy named Charlie from I think Ohio makes them. The small ones are made in Florida.
G.M.