Yes, it can be done and it is not difficult to do. The problem is that your chair operates on a 24 volt dc system and when you connect a 12 volt dc socket, you only draw off of one battery. This can and does cause uneven drain and may complicate the recharging at a later time. A shielded socket with weather protector cover and a proper sized fuse inline will work well for your cell phone. Nothing else. No electric blankets, no coffee pot warmers, no ice makers. I've know people to ask for car battery jumps when they see that socket on your chair. Drilling holes and routing electric wires and properly securing them should be left to those worthy and trained. Remember, its like placing a breast on a bull. Its a pretty sight, but you will never touch the bull. Best Wishes In a message dated 7/28/2010 7:53:19 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
Anyone have a cigarette lighter outlet on your chair? Or even a regular plug outlet. I think it would be cool for little things. My phone can use up it's battery pretty fast. There is an electric coffee cup that will keep hot if plugged into a lighter outlet. Or an electric blanket on cold nights out. My chair repair shop wont do it, but the one here says it can plug into your chair's charger's plug-in. $200 is a bit much. But a great idea. _http://www.broadenedhorizons.com/chargingsocketpower.htm_ (http://www.broadenedhorizons.com/chargingsocketpower.htm) _http://www.broadenedhorizons.com/mobilepower.htm_ (http://www.broadenedhorizons.com/mobilepower.htm) Greg
