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xtremej 
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I am installing a roady xt, customer want sit hardwired, i see it says 5 volt dc on the cigy plug in. can I wire this directly to the cig lighters power wires? If not how do I drop the voltage to 5 volts? I am having a major brain cramp.....

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Take apart the cigarette lighter adaptor and solder onto the positive and negative leads of the circuit board
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You can also solder wires directly to the xm plug, tape it up  and then just connect those wires to power and ground
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easiest way without having to cut anything open would be to   get a lighter socket that has the power & ground leads on the end. You'll get em for under $5 and there's no chance of error.
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All of those Ideas will work fine.
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I ended up soldering it to the board inside the plug, out of adapters. Thanx for all the input.
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I know he already did it his way but I usually get a cigarette lighter plug extension. It has a male and female end. I cut off the male end, plug the xm cig. adapter into the female end and wire up the two wires(make sure to test and see which wire's which. I've seen this method end up making customers happy cause their adaptor isn't all cut if they decide to take it out.

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warmuth_5
This was stated in this thread already.
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Xtreme, did you attach a fuse to it. Because with the way you did you lose the fuse in the plug.
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Ya, put an inline fuse in right after were I grabbed accesory.

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