Search results

Thank you! so you tapped into that console outlet such that the console outlet is still active and you're powering your radio device?

would you be able to send me a few pictures of that?

True! which AC outlet did you use out of curiosity?

Dang so your experience is matching @tmeyer3 where it's staying almost never turning off.

No, please. I'm glad you posted! I just got off the phone with a shop who has done several Jammer/RD installs on cybertrucks and they always connect to the 48V source behind the Frunk. They told me there's a 6 minute delay after the car goes to sleep before it will turn off and then it will...

I did see your reply on my other thread and I appreciate the responses in both places. I spoke with a few other people in the radar detector world and they told me that they always use that 48V hookup for 'ignition' like performance. I'm trying to get confirmation and more details. As you said...

Hey guys, I'm looking at installing some 12V accessories and would much prefer to use the 48V hookup behind the Frunk. I have heard mixed reports as to whether this can be set to run on when the truck wakes and to turn off when the truck sleeps. Basically I'm trying to make that 'ignition'...

Did you have to pass any wires through the front firewall? If so, what route did you take?

With most modern RADAR and LIDAR systems, the angularity of the truck won't affect the performance of the equipment the LEOs are using.

I was heavily involved in understanding how each LIDAR gun works and how best to combat it. That knowledge led me to the Antilaser Priority System. Last that I checked, it's the only one that can reliably defeat the Dragon if installed correctly.

This is exactly what I was afraid of. Glad you pointed that out. So, to make sure that I am understanding you correctly, you used the 48V hookup thats behind the Frunk to power your radio and had those results? Once you switched to the 120V AC, did you just manually plug an inverter into, say...

This is very helpful. thank you and good luck with your install. I think its going to look very clean (and hidden)

Hey guys, I took delivery of my beast (pictured below) about a month ago. Man I can't tell you how much I love it. So much fun, so practical, so well engineered. This question isn't a lighting question but more of an electrical question so I thought I'd post it here. Mods, feel free to...