Can I connect this to my battery, and plug the Battery Tender Female Cigarette Adaptor for Quick Disconnect into it? I can't see if its the same.
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My accessories all use the same end as this. I have a three way cigarette plug in on my tank bag it plugs into this. I have stuff I just didn't need like the permanently mounted cigarette plugin. I know I could cut the end off this and solder the wires or get the proper connections at a auto parts store. You could make it work. Also I have a single cigarette plugin with the same quick disconnect as this. I believe it is a battery tender brand as well. I am sorry I can't recall what brand of cigarette plugin I use. I do use the This Item. Runs from my battery under my tank up to the headtube. (steering tube) My accessories all use the same end as this. I have a three way cigarette plug in on my tank bag it plugs into this. I have stuff I just didn't need like the permanently mounted cigarette plugin. I know I could cut the end off this and solder the wires or get the proper connections at a auto parts store. You could make it work. Also I have a single cigarette plugin with the same quick disconnect as this. I believe it is a battery tender brand as well. I am sorry I can't recall what brand of cigarette plugin I use. I do use the This Item. Runs from my battery under my tank up to the... » Read More My accessories all use the same end as this. I have a three way cigarette plug in on my tank bag it plugs into this. I have stuff I just didn't need like the permanently mounted cigarette plugin. I know I could cut the end off this and solder the wires or get the proper connections at a auto parts store. You could make it work. Also I have a single cigarette plugin with the same quick disconnect as this. I believe it is a battery tender brand as well. I am sorry I can't recall what brand of cigarette plugin I use. I do use the This Item. Runs from my battery under my tank up to the headtube. (steering tube) « Show Less
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Yes.. it's sold as a one or two piece part... this worked perfectly for my bike! Good luck to you! :)
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You should be able to as long as the cord on your adaptor has the same connector- which is the mini male/female connector which has the male pin and hole right next to each other.
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Yes, this harness is the one that connects to battery and u leave it on there and can connect different accessories via the quick disconnect
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Yes, but of course you need a 12v to 5v convertor - the standard cigarette to USB convertor that you very well may already own for other devices.
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Physically connect yes. Logically no. Concern would be the fuse amperage overload (in series) and if your ciggy lighter is always closed so your battery receives a charge when ignition is turned off. It looks good physically but logics meant it likely won't work out a DA boxette.
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Well your batteries are wired parallel sop they're is no parasite with voltage. I don't know if the truck uses a contactor for a starting battery and an operating battery our both full time, but either way the cigarette adapter will work if it has power to it
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Actually, I just found this accessory from NOCO that adapts it to a OBDII Connector, so you don't need to muck with the battery. http://www.geniuschargers.com/GC012 They also have a cigarette lighter adapter listed. http://www.geniuschargers.com/GC003
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No.It connects to the battery harness with the quick connect that you need to get.This is an excellence addition for usb power.
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I see there is a dc plug on mine but not sure if it is ment to be used in a cig lighter in a car I would call the company up and ask them would be best way to find out or go to radio shack or a store like that see if they have any thing like that. sorry i was not able to answer your question. this is a webpage to radio shack not sure if it is what ya need http://www.radioshack.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=13384949&kw=dc-12v%20adapters&origkw=DC-12V+adapters&sr=1
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Your car has to be able to charge the battery that way so i'd check your owners manual just to be safe if you havent already. but we had a Toyota Prius and the ignition battery died so bought this and a quick jump kit. we jumped it from the cig lighter anytime the car wouldn't start. we never left it plugged in longer than to start the car.hope this helps!
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If you mean the port that you plug electrical things into, then yes. Just don't plug it into the cigarette port. I hope this helps considering I can't determine exactly what a "car charger port thing" is and what you're looking at.
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Yes you can so long as you have a constant 12v source. In other words, wire it straight to battery or 12 constant on the fuse block. Most cigarette lighter plugs go off with the ignition so you need constant.
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I had the same problem, couldn't get it to work from my Jeep's cigarette lighter. Finally cut the connector off and soldered on some alligator clips, and clip it right to the battery. That works.
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I'm looking at the box and it only says that it's good for 12 volt cigarette socket. The only problem I have is the USB port is on the the bottom. It defines itself as a 4 port DC socket. Sorry it took me so long to get back with a reply.
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Cigarette lighter or adapter socket works. Return it , it didn't last long anyway
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as long as the other end of the cigarette adapter to your car pump is a 2.1X5.5mm dc male or female....if it is female you will need an adapter
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John,Just to put your mind at ease regarding the Comfort plug compatibility with the CTEK 4.3, I checked the CTek MFR's website and the following is stated for the Comfort Connect 56-263: "CTEK Cig-Plug (Part No. 56-263) enables charging the battery through the cigarette outlet. It eliminates any hassle, simply charge from within the car, suits perfect for CTEK's battery charger with Comfort Connect, UC 800, US 800, MULTI US 3300, MULTI US 7002, US 0.8, and MUS 4.3. Note that the vehicle needs to have power on the cigarette outlet when not in use. CTEK Cig-Plug fits both 12 millimeter and 21 millimeter outlets and has a maze-like strain relief for the user's safety." John,Just to put your mind at ease regarding the Comfort plug compatibility with the CTEK 4.3, I checked the CTek MFR's website and the following is stated for the Comfort Connect 56-263: "CTEK Cig-Plug (Part No. 56-263) enables charging the battery through the cigarette outlet. It eliminates any hassle, simply charge from within the car, suits perfect for CTEK's battery charger with Comfort Connect, UC 800, US 800, MULTI US 3300, MULTI US 7002, US 0.8, and MUS 4.3. Note that the vehicle needs to have power on the cigarette outlet when not in use. CTEK Cig-Plug fits both 12... » Read More John,Just to put your mind at ease regarding the Comfort plug compatibility with the CTEK 4.3, I checked the CTek MFR's website and the following is stated for the Comfort Connect 56-263: "CTEK Cig-Plug (Part No. 56-263) enables charging the battery through the cigarette outlet. It eliminates any hassle, simply charge from within the car, suits perfect for CTEK's battery charger with Comfort Connect, UC 800, US 800, MULTI US 3300, MULTI US 7002, US 0.8, and MUS 4.3. Note that the vehicle needs to have power on the cigarette outlet when not in use. CTEK Cig-Plug fits both 12 millimeter and 21 millimeter outlets and has a maze-like strain relief for the user's safety." « Show Less
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Get an adjustable power cigarette port power supply and plug that into the unit. Make sure you have the right size plug on it though.
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If you buy the cigar lighter adapter from battery tender and place it on the dash or rear deck inside the car, that will work the way you want. You can just leave it hooked up all the time. If you use the supplied clamps it will almost certainly fall off the battery terminals while you drive. Not Good.