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Depends if you want your cigarette lighter to light cigarettes or to be an auxiliary socket to provide power to a piece of electronics, GPS, camera detector or whatever. If the latter then you can easily proivide enough power fom the radio fuse. If the former then I'm certainly not going to give you any help or advice for such a filthy habit
Depends if you want your cigarette lighter to light cigarettes or to be an auxiliary socket to provide power to a piece of electronics, GPS, camera detector or whatever. If the latter then you can easily proivide enough power fom the radio fuse. If the former then I'm certainly not going to give you any help or advice for such a filthy habit
Assuming the radio power supply is not sufficient to run a lighter, there is no way anyone should be recommending that it will be OK becuase the lighter is not used for such - because it could be.
At best, you will blow a fuse, at worst, pile of ash and rusting shell.