Ok so I'm not very attentive at times.....
I've had my Bongo for just over a year now and this morning only noticed for the first time that on the cover of the rear cig lighter it states "100A/C / 12V DC".
So how's that work then? I gather the 100A/C is for Japanese voltage but how is routed through to the same DC outlet?
Rear Cig Lighter
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If you remove the side panel, you will find a small converter which feeds the 100 volt socket.
You could remove it completely as it serves no useful or ornamental purpose, unless you have a device
which uses a very small current at that voltage.

Last edited by 2sticks on Sun Jun 24, 2007 10:51 am, edited 1 time in total.
Hi Ian - if youv'e got the wiring CD, the circuit is shown on page 128 (1997 version) it shows the A/C unit in a dotted box, and I take that to mean an optional extra. It certainly looks a bit of a weird arrangement.
Last edited by chris-m on Mon Jun 25, 2007 3:56 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Can you use the rear cig lighter for anything - ie a 12 v item with a cig lighter plug? - I saw it in mine, but try to keep electrical item usage to a minimum when camping (save it all up to power the fridge and keep the Pimms cold!!) so didnt take a lot of notice. Wonder if I could charge my mobile off it?
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