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TomTom
I have one of the early TomToms - the type which are quite deep.
Disliking having wires trailing, I fitted the PS inside the instrument nacelle and installed a socket in the nacelle cover - the same as the one on the TomTom. Made up a short lead from it to the TomTom. Looks just fine - and despite the warnings about the extra volt sensing wire it's worked great for years. I've upgraded to a much larger screen one which is also nice and slim. But the power connector is a small USB one. Could I do something like the same with that, but obviously using an easier to fit connector than the USB one? In other words, cut the output lead from the new PS and use some form of connector to get it through the cover, and use the cut off end of the lead as a tail. -- *Why is the word abbreviation so long? * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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