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  1. 25th September 2022, 02:57 PM #11
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    Looking good John,

    The remote Pos+ post Newby mentions are a bit of a winner.

    Consider a subfuse block to distribute the load rather than just a bulk number of supplies. A Narva style fuse block for the win.

    Assuming your using the narrative block inside the car then a single 50amp wire running off a Midi Fuse at the Battery would be ideal.

    Also note, Jaycar sell a 15amp rated 7 core trailer wire which could also be handy for colour coded sheathed wire up the A Pillar. Anything that needs bigger just switch through a relay anyway so the switching circuit in the 7 core switching the relay for the win.
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