Hi xdjxklusivex thankz for that clarification, That sure is the first step to getting things right.
But i was thinking, Which one would be easier to install, the inverter or the dc-dc power supply ( i know about the inverter, seen it work, but i am not sure how the dc-dc one works) I have this guide that shows have to install an inverter
http://www.oakton.edu/students/~mpot.../mainpower.htm
(stripped it off autospeed's articles)
So if i get an inverter, it would power other electrical stuff too, like charging a laptop, rite?..
but is dc-dc a better option stability vise.?..
And about me. i am an indian by origin, but lived my whole life in Dubai (Middle east). Last year i moved to the US.
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Hi electron, that was a pretty useful link, as of now , i do know that the batteries under the hood of this car work independently of the extra battery back that sits between the backseat and the truck. And the car drains power from the extra battery back when you are not accelerating, and when the car come to a dead stop.
so i wish it should not be a lot of trouble, setting up the power supply off the battery under the hood.. what do you think?..