110v outlet

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c0rehax

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hello all,

just bought a 2014 SCREW and am wondering if anyone has ever install a 110v plug in the void to the right on the HVAC controls on the center console? I thought i have seen a few other Raptors with these plugs installed from the factory. i have one in the back but would also like to have one up front.

thanks in advance
 

stevelp99

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Install shouldn't be difficult, aside from the cutting of any trim to fit the outlet. Though depending on what you plan on running off of this outlet may determine if you just splice off of the nearby 12v outlet for power to inverter or run directly from battery/fuse box to an inline fuse and inverter depending on load requirements. I've done something similar on a old vehicle and ran it separate from the factory wiring from the battery to a fuse/inverter to an outlet, hardest part was just cutting the trim.
 

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So ironically, I bought my dad a Raptor Mobility Scooter which is a handicap mobility device for people who have a hard time walking around. It's super neat for what it is, and its name is obviously AWESOME lol.

Question - The Raptor Mobility Scooter uses a 12v battery and I want to take my dad with me to a camping trip. Will the inverter that comes with the 2017 Raptor have enough juice to charge the battery in a decent amount of time? We plan to do a lot of trails and he's going to need to charge it up after each one.

Here is where I bought it and the rating of the batteries and all that can be found here:

https://www.mobilityscootersdirect.com/mobility-scooters/pride-mobility-raptor.html

Thanks in advance!
 

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Small problem with the thought for charging those two 75 AH deep cycle batteries. You would have to let your truck run the whole charge cycle. Sorry for the bad news but trying to charge two deep cycle batteries off your one non deep cycle battery just won't work. It is like trying to hook two dead batteries to your one and somehow charging both without draining the good one. It's a matter of energy storage and transfer.
 

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