ok, so I have an inverter to run tech shit in my car, but it

>>13954411
Some one could, but you couldn't.

>>13954420
projecting much?

>>13954440
No. I'm not really reflective.

Well anyway I was just wondering if there is anything between the battery and the ciggy lightter that would reduce the amperage, that would otherwise kill my electronics if it was not there.

>>13954459
That's not how amperage works.

>>13954470
so it would work straight up?

>>13954506
Whatever you plug in will pull the amps it needs. There are two problems (off the top of my head) that you need to think of.
1) Lighter has a fuse. Direct connection to the battery doesn't.
B) If you opt to add cables for a direct connection you must make sure they don't wobble or the insulation will wear down and you'll most likely torch your car. Seen a car burn because the owner was a bozo who just dragged cables through a whole he drilled without thinking that there's a lot of vibration and the cables will jiggle. Insulation wore down mechanically. One short-circuit later he had no car.

>>13954506
Yes but the outlet will have a fuse, could be anything from 10-25A so you would have to check so any appliance you plug in doesn't use to much power.

>>13954514
>through a whole
*through a hole

>>13954515
>>13954514
thanks for the info, my google-fu isn't that good so i'm glad for the help