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Old October 24th 04, 01:05 AM
Thomas G. Marshall
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lamont1 coughed up:
> hello, i dont really understand perfectly what you measuring but it
> sounds like you are measuring the resistance of two wires that will
> be 12pos when the ignition is turned on. my first guess is that they
> have some kind of resistor in series with the cigerette lighter to
> reduce the current, perhaps the lighter by its self draws too much
> current. also, maybe some how you are measuring the internal
> resistance of the battery. are you measuring this resistance on a
> live set of wires?
> im guessing they have some kind of resistor in the circuit to reduce
> current to the lighter.


The hot lead to the cig is connected to an empty fuse location (open
circuit).

The ground lead to the cig is connected to the car ground.

I'm not sure what the heck is in-between the two that would somehow connect
them together, even "a little bit", other than something wired in /parallel/
somewhere.


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