YOUR RESEARCHFinally found a place for my battery charger!
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Instead of leaving it on the floor, and worrying about kids and strollers rolling over it, I finally moved an outlet and mounted the Porsche battery conditioner in the garage. Now, I drop the charge wire down from the ceiling above the car, and into a slightly opened window. No kids can get at it, and it's there whenever I need it.
Great idea by keeping it up and out of the way. Don't forget that you're 'plugged in' when you start up your 911 later this winter, and decide to rock your car frontwards and backroards. (ask me how I know)
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BAWHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Sorry, it just blurted out!
could have gone either way with that thread title.... nice and tidy installation..
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Thanks (fixed the thread title too)!
looks good!
if the ignition is off the cigarette lighter is inactive, so how does the charger work without the key in the ignition?
One of the guys on the 997 forum put his into the cabinet in front of his car, and then put the plug through the baseboard of the cabinets. On the car he put a cigarette plug in on the front of the car near the front air intake. When he starts the car up, and begins to back it up, viola! The plug is pulled and he's on his way! Very slick!
This reminds me of the time my wife drove down the street with 30ft of orange extension cord and a timer attached to the block heater of her Mercedes Diesel.
Nice solution, Andy.
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that is awesome ! i'm sure its worth the price of the cord and timer just to be able to to tell that story
It made one hell of a noise when she pulled out of the garage.
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