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hi, my dads got a nissan patrol 4x4 with 24v everything. he has recently put a new head unit in its sum pioneer premier thing. anywho, if he leaves the fuse in an lets it go, one of the batteries goes completly dead after a while. how do i get around this? he says it might be somethng like a reducer or something or do i have to hook it up to both batteries so that it draws evenly? any help accepted. thanks

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anyone?

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Originally posted on 11-08-2006 by uptonboy
anyone?

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well its got 2 12v batteries that the car needs both to start with. the cigarette lighter is 24v so had to get something for electric pump, charger etc. to be used.

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Originally posted on 11-08-2006 by uptonboy
well its got 2 12v batteries that the car needs both to start with. the cigarette lighter is 24v so had to get something for electric pump, charger etc. to be used.

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lol yea. and all we wantd to do is listen to sum music

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couldn't you just install a switch on that line?

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I looked the other night on this, and they do make deals to make the 24 volt come down to 12 volts. The thing cost like $400. for a small one.
Love the truck, looked it up too. The 24 volt thing is wild. Bet it will start right up fast. I have two Scouts (64, and 78) that looks alot like one. If you have pics. of it I would love to see it.

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Originally posted on 11-09-2006 by Donsway
I looked the other night on this, and they do make deals to make the 24 volt come down to 12 volts. The thing cost like $400. for a small one.
Love the truck, looked it up too. The 24 volt thing is wild. Bet it will start right up fast. I have two Scouts (64, and 78) that looks alot like one. If you have pics. of it I would love to see it.

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You have to host it on a site like photo bucket. Then get the tag code from that site and put it on here:) Or you can try to send it to me on here and I will put it on. I think if you click on the pic. it will take you to the site I use:)

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Originally posted on 11-09-2006 by Donsway
You have to host it on a site like photo bucket. Then get the tag code from that site and put it on here:) Or you can try to send it to me on here and I will put it on. I think if you click on the pic. it will take you to the site I use:)

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ok thanks, this is it. it dusnt have any sounds in it, just waitn to buy the $80,000 dodge ram lol.

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What year is that? If you could find a amp to fun at 24 volts it would jam.LOL Looks like that thing will go good and the riders be very comfortable.

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You naad to go to a 4 Wheel drive shop they carry a range of 24v inverters, some 24v down to 12v, other that are veriable 24v adjustable to your needs which means you can set them to say 14.4 volts which is optimal for best running of most sound systems. my brother inlaw is in a 4x4 club and son too, they both run these!

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ok thanks all.

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