Volt-a-drop mounting

[adamsoffroadperformance]

Ok So I decided to go with the volt a drops to cut down my voltage to my trailer lights. I'm trying to decide if I should just mount them on the truck and hard wire them in to the trailer plug on the truck or should I make a removeable mount for them with a male and female plug so I can plug them in between the trailer and truck the when I need them. At this time I have no plans of using any type of military trailer behind the truck, so external mounting with 2 more plugs would just be added expense.

Any ideas or opinions?

 

[Speddmon]

the key words you used were "at this time"...make them removable, because you, like the rest of us...will probably want to get more military stuff down the road.

 

[adamsoffroadperformance]

I guess was just trying to get it up and goin and more plugs = more $. And like normal the wallet is a little thin this time of year.

 

[Scarecrow1]

If you buy the inverter then you can use it to run more than just a trailer you could use it to power 12 volt add ons like radios spot lights or a number of other things you don't or can't use now. Its a smart investment idea to at least start setting up the network by permently mounting it where it's recommended by the company guildlines . Good luck

 

[adamsoffroadperformance]

That is a good idea too. But I just bought 6 Volt-a-drops for $1.25 each off of Ebay so I'm gonna use those for now. Seemed cheap, whats the normal goin price? They came yesterday and are new in the box hope this was a good buy.