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Old 11-02-2005, 12:01 PM
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I have a 1000 (maybe 1200?) watt Xantrex inverter under the rear passenger seat.

I ran an O-Gauge welding cable (with 150A fuse) through the firewall, under the driver side door sills and into the area under the seats.

It works fine and also gave me a takeoff point for wiring up by backup lights and on-board air system.

O-Guage cable can be found on ebay for about $1.20 foot and is never going to melt on you...

I run a microwave off of my inverter.

Oh yeah... I have the NW dual battery setup too.

I used 26' of welding cable.

If weather is good I'll take pictures.
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