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    Default Blue Sea USB 12v Port

    Has anyone installed this USB port by Blue Sea? I like the 2.1amps.



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    that looks great. did you find any available? would be perfect for charging phones and the like very cleanly. I also wonder if the data pins can be wired up to a radio or similar?
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    Not blue sea but I've installed one in the camper.
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    Who makes that one you put in your camper?
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    Wow thanks for that... I'm betting it's so new that it is not stocked yet...most links are showing not in stock, acting as a place holder.

    I also saw they are going to offer the plug version as well for existing plugs.


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    Don't forget you can get single Type-As for barely half that price. link

    Or, go hardcore, and just order up the bare connectors for a buck apiece. link
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    Quote Originally Posted by DR1665 View Post
    Or, go hardcore, and just order up the bare connectors for a buck apiece. link
    Since we're talking about the female end, I assume you meant this one instead link

    If not, then here they are anyways!

    So this one: lg_USBAFT.JPG
    Versus this one (the link you provided): lg_CNUSB-A.JPG
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    As a side note, I just added 4 usb outlets to my rig (cell phones, ipod, gps, etc...) using a satallite radio 12v to 5v 2amp converter (all hidden in a box hardwired into my accessory line) and a simple computer usb hub. By far the best, most reliable method.

    XM satellite radio 12v to 5v 2amp do-hicky:
    http://www.amazon.com/Sirius-Radio-c.../dp/B006JHDW3U
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    And a tragus comptuer usb hub (not the exact model)(with power connection on side):
    http://www.amazon.com/Targus-PA050U-...5827693&sr=1-7
    41B5E1TXMPL.jpg

    Works well, and provides enough amps to easily cover 4 power hungry usb devices. This method can be adapted to use any usb hub with a power connector on it.
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    I like the dual jack by BlueSea. I have seen rugged singles here in Canada and they make way more sense than the oem type loose jacks intended for fixed applications in non severe duty applications.
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