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<blockquote data-quote="Michael_D" data-source="post: 26071" data-attributes="member: 9518">Vernal Equinox, Eh?&nbsp; Clever.Hope I'm not too late to chime in on voltage stuff.&nbsp; Presuming, ( never use the word &quot;assume&quot; )... IF: USB-C, and other USBs typically max at 2 amps,THEN: 12volts controlled down to 5.2volts, blah, blah, blah.!&nbsp; (The magic circle of volts, amps, watts.)I came up with being able to charge one phone and run my Dash-Cam safely.For 100Watts, I strongly suggest running a wire gauge recommended by the inverter you buy,... from the battery (Fused), then through the firewall, (there is so many holes to run wires over, under, around and thru, ) with other wires/harnesses no need to drill a hole......to an inverter, to power a laptop or whatever you want up to the inverter size.&nbsp; Make sure wires can't chaffe/rub to short out.If I was doing it, I'd use 8Ga. wire.&nbsp; Red and Black.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Michael_D, post: 26071, member: 9518"] Vernal Equinox, Eh? Clever. Hope I'm not too late to chime in on voltage stuff. Presuming, ( never use the word "assume" )... IF: USB-C, and other USBs typically max at 2 amps, THEN: 12volts controlled down to 5.2volts, blah, blah, blah.! (The magic circle of volts, amps, watts.) I came up with being able to charge one phone and run my Dash-Cam safely. For 100Watts, I strongly suggest running a wire gauge recommended by the inverter you buy,... from the battery (Fused), then through the firewall, (there is so many holes to run wires over, under, around and thru, ) with other wires/harnesses no need to drill a hole......to an inverter, to power a laptop or whatever you want up to the inverter size. Make sure wires can't chaffe/rub to short out. If I was doing it, I'd use 8Ga. wire. Red and Black. [/QUOTE]

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