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    Lilly car adapter

    If the lilly shouldn't be used with the cigarette lighter because it is not regulated, why does it even come with a car adapter???

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    From another thread.

    Quote Originally Posted by 2k1Toaster View Post
    Now the cig lighter can handle the screen's power just fine, ... and some connect it to the PSU's +12v line, but honestly dont know why as there is no benefit since the screen comes with a regulator...

    Is this true? If so, would make things much easier for me!
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    Quote Originally Posted by speakers_86 View Post
    If the lilly shouldn't be used with the cigarette lighter because it is not regulated, why does it even come with a car adapter???


    It makes it easier to connect on a temporary basis.

    If it is going to be installed pemanently then it is better to hard wire it in, somewhere discreetly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speakers_86 View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by [B
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    Now the cig lighter can handle the screen's power just fine, ... and some connect it to the PSU's +12v line, but honestly dont know why as there is no benefit since the screen comes with a regulator...
    Is this true? If so, would make things much easier for me!
    1. like I said, on a temporary basis it is fine, but hardwire for pemanent installs.

    2. I would not recommend using the Lilliputs 12V 'egg' regulator, they are cheap cr@p, run it from a proper regualted supply. (PC PSU or a well made 12v-12v DC regulator.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Enforcer View Post
    run it from a proper regualted supply. (PC PSU or a well made 12v-12v DC regulator.)
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    You will want to run it from a M2-ATX or Opus
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    Okay. Thank you.
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