North East CraigsList finds

Thinking of putting an aux fuse box in to hook up any electronic stuff to, please let me know info someone stumbles on a good value setup. Now to start research.

 

Bluesea if you want to add your own relays, bussman if you want some relays built into the fuse box. @Sandman614 sells the bussman pre wired, I bought mine from him.

 

Ya I was just poking around looking at options. I want simple, cost effective, but think more space to grow is good.

 

1st gen cap on 3rd gen

 

There goes the wallet....

 

How's the fit?

 

I know, but I can rationalize all these purchase right now. What I really want to spend on is lifting a little, but we are not ready for that yet.

 

Not mine. Just one I saw when I was in Stowe Vermont. But you can see the lip on there.

 

Well if you need any help let me know. I have two fuse panels in my truck one a sandman special bussman relay pack and then a bluesea in the bed.

 

What mounting plate you use for the sandmanspecial

 

Did I hear you are doing 2 sPods?

 

Honestly I forget... I had a pelfreybilt but I hated the way it mounted with the bolt holes under the panel so I bought one that had the panel sitting below the fuse block.

 

Thanks, I was clueless a little while ago, but now just overwhelmed with the thinking and what route to go.

I think I want the Bussman as it seems more weather proof. But they seem to have 5 relay and 5 not, not exactly sure what this means other than anything over 10 amps should use the relay. I think my biggest concern will be acquiring a mounting plate, as the one place I found stated for non clutch trucks, but that was a 2nd gen version as well.

Maybe it will make more sense tomorrow.

Ya, you did. I stated just after you told me you you would pay half for me.

 

5 relayed with fuse and 5 fused with no relays. There are 10 slots and half of them have relays connected to them.

 

I saw that, just understanding exactly what the use/purpose is. I saw that anything 10 amp or over should use the relay, under is just fuse. not sure what typical draw is of auto things. I have have a good grip on home electrical, not auto yet.

 

@paranoid56 makes mounting plates for our trucks. He can even do custom plates if you give him dimensions.

 

Tacoma pros? By any chance

 

The regular sPod has 6 spaces, and is 350.

The touch screen has 8, and is 750.

Ive had both. Currently have the touch screen. They are a good solution for electrical dummies like me, and want to have everything done. All I need to do is plug positive and negative and im done. I believe they are 12.5 amps, and built in if you leave a light on, they will kill it before you battery is fully dead. The touch screen also has a voltage meter, and can strobe or dim any light connected.