Aux 12V connector

[Terrys]

I was under the impression UK voltage was 220/240v, on the continent (Europe less British Isles) are 110/120v.
Maybe I have been away toooooooooooooo long?

You are correct Les

[greenmeanie]

I was under the impression UK voltage was 220/240v, on the continent (Europe less British Isles) are 110/120v.
Maybe I have been away toooooooooooooo long?

No, You are right. It's been a while since I've given my self a jolt back home. 110/120 here and 240 over there. Hmmm, maybe I shouldn't be doing home wiring projects.

[Daurie]

^^ $52.45 ??!!

Wow thats what I'm sayin'. I'd be interested in knowing how much cost is and how many they actually sell.

[Eric W S]

50 bucks? What's the big deal. 500 and I'd say it was expensive, but come on. We're talking abut 50 bucks...

EwS

[SafeAirOne]

Well, you can get the plug WITH a military cable in the UK for 10 British Pounds. It'll probably be another 15 Pounds to ship... So you're just about even!

[S11A]

...our plugs are really quite massive affairs comapred to the US style. By law all our plugs are 3 prong ...

Thanks for the correction. I should have said I think the standard for other European countries is the smaller pattern that looks like the plug we are discussing here. I think it is called a Europlug.

http://www.powercords.co.uk/standard.htm

Sorry for any confusion.

I am not sure if this would fit the receptacle on the Land-Rover, but from memory looks pretty close.

[TedW]

The europlug is different from the dash plug.

Much bigger.

[Blueboy]

We're talking abut 50 bucks...

it might be my laptop as I can't see what RN is offering or there just isn't a pic of the product, yet, in either case it is hard to tell if "it" is worth 50 bucks or not.


Jaime

[TedW]

These plugs, for some reason, are wicked pricey.

I don't know why - there isn't that much to them. They can be found regularly on ebay/uk and they are even expensive from there.

[Eric W S]

it might be my laptop as I can't see what RN is offering or there just isn't a pic of the product, yet, in either case it is hard to tell if "it" is worth 50 bucks or not.


Jaime

A part like that isn't about value. It's a rivet counting purchase to complete your restoration. Not like it's ever going to see any real use aside from tinkering with it or showing it off to another rover nut.

[jimsshuman]

i must be way different from some of you because 50 bucks is 50 bucks! thats good money where i come from, recession or no recession. besides that's the type of little gadget that i can piece together for free with the bits rattling around in the dash or behind the seat

[Daurie]

A part like that isn't about value. It's a rivet counting purchase to complete your restoration. Not like it's ever going to see any real use aside from tinkering with it or showing it off to another rover nut.

Actually I have to disagree here.. I would like to have the part to replace the rickety homemade one I have on the end of my fan and on the end of my standard 12V power outlet that I plug my phone into. So I'd have to say mine would see regular use.

Also like stated before I'd consider buying one I'f I could see what I was getting and had a little info on it. I could understand 50 bucks a little better if it's an original part or NOS. Maybe RN will consider putting up a little picture and description for us?

I can make 50 bucks go a ways so I need to know what I'm getting for my money, I don't forsee any of this bailout money or tax breaks coming my way!

[NickDawson]

any word on where to buy these cables? What about those accessory pannels I see mounted from time to time - they have a cigerette lighter (or two) as well as a switch and a fuse. Our hosts don't seem to have either.

[SeriesShorty]

What voltage are these sockets?

My 24volt FFR truck has the inspection sockets as well. So would mine be 12volt at that connection or 24volt?

[Andrew IIA]

Came across my 12V acc. plug over the weekend. Here it is; I added the wires. I eventually installed a modern 12v lighter-socket type outlet in an existing hole on the right side of the gauge cluster (facing into the parcel shelf).

Best regard, Andrew
'63 SIIA 88" SW