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Chewie: 12v cigarette plug. Note that the spring has melted into the case. This was only carrying 30v @5A, and everything else about the plug was unharmed - wires weremok, and the fuse did not blow.

2019-08-29T09:33:42Z

12v cigarette plug. Note that the spring has melted into the case. This was only carrying 30v @5A, and everything else about the plug was unharmed - wires weremok, and the fuse did not blow.

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== Summary ==
12v cigarette plug. Note that the spring has melted into the case. This was only carrying 30v @5A, and everything else about the plug was unharmed - wires weremok, and the fuse did not blow.

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	Different plugs have different ratings. Most cheap ones are only rated to 8A @ 12V.		Different plugs have different ratings. Most cheap ones are only rated to 8A @ 12V.

−	You can find better-rated plugs at either 20-25A max. Once you get to this level of ~~power~~ requirement, I would recommend switching to a better connector type!	+	You can find better-rated plugs at either 20-25A max (and have copper springs, which might be the reason why they can cope with more power). Once you get to this level of amp requirement, I would recommend switching to a better connector type!

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	12v cigarette plug. Note that the spring has melted into the case. This was only carrying 30v @5A, and everything else about the plug was unharmed - wires were ok, and the 5A fuse did not blow.		12v cigarette plug. Note that the spring has melted into the case. This was only carrying 30v @5A, and everything else about the plug was unharmed - wires were ok, and the 5A fuse did not blow.
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		+	Different plugs have different ratings. Most cheap ones are only rated to 8A @ 12V.
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		+	You can find better-rated plugs at either 20-25A max. Once you get to this level of power requirement, I would recommend switching to a better connector type!

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−	12v cigarette plug. Note that the spring has melted into the case. This was only carrying 30v @5A, and everything else about the plug was unharmed - wires were ok, and the fuse did not blow.	+	12v cigarette plug. Note that the spring has melted into the case. This was only carrying 30v @5A, and everything else about the plug was unharmed - wires were ok, and the 5A fuse did not blow.

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−	12v cigarette plug. Note that the spring has melted into the case. This was only carrying 30v @5A, and everything else about the plug was unharmed - wires ~~weremok~~, and the fuse did not blow.	+	12v cigarette plug. Note that the spring has melted into the case. This was only carrying 30v @5A, and everything else about the plug was unharmed - wires were ok, and the fuse did not blow.