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  1. rustystud

    deuce 12v conversion

    You have your thinking backwards. Lets be honest here. How many bulbs do you go through ? Instead of spending hundreds of dollars to convert to a 12 volt system, why not buy some spare bulbs ? They are actually quite cheap on the internet. I bought a pack of 24 for each light years ago and still...
  2. rustystud

    deuce 12v conversion

    That's wrong about the semi-trucks all going to 12 volt. There are still plenty that use 24 volts . Also all the busses still use 24 volts. Some are even using 48 volts now.
  3. rustystud

    deuce 12v conversion

    I would just get a "Vanner" control unit. That way you would have your 24 volt batteries charged right and have 12 volt for your radio. I have installed a 12 volt alternator system in my deuce, but it can get quite complicated. Of course I went with relay's to control everything along with...
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