I'ts been recommended to me to hook up my newly purchased cb to the fusebox.
I picked up a Littlefuse Add-a-circuit fuseblock from autozone to make the
final connection. My problem is that I can't seem to make this work. Is
there a particular slot that the fuseblock needs to hook in to or should it
even matter? The directions say not to use a circuit over 10 amps so I
tried several fuse slots with a 10A fuse, all with no luck. I thought maybe
the fuseblock was defective, but I popped the hood and touched it to the
battery terminal directly and the unit was getting power. So, I'm gettin'
it wrong somewhere. Any help on this would certainly be appreciated.
Thanks.

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I'ts been recommended to me to hook up my newly purchased cb to the
fusebox. I picked up a Littlefuse Add-a-circuit fuseblock from autozone
to make the final connection. My problem is that I can't seem to make
this work. Is there a particular slot that the fuseblock needs to hook
in to or should it even matter? The directions say not to use a circuit
over 10 amps so I tried several fuse slots with a 10A fuse, all with no
luck. I thought maybe the fuseblock was defective, but I popped the hood
and touched it to the battery terminal directly and the unit was getting
power. So, I'm gettin' it wrong somewhere. Any help on this would
certainly be appreciated. Thanks.

Just a guess but do you have ground? (-)

you are one person that don't need a cb radio, buy cell phone..

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"George Kinzer" wrote:
you are one person that don't need a cb radio, buy cell phone..

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You are a virus free top posting jackass. I have all kinds
of CB's, and a damn fine cell phone too. Is your noose-reader
too complicated for you?

Where's George Kinzer Jr tonight?

Steveo wrote:
wrote:

I'ts been recommended to me to hook up my newly purchased cb to the
fusebox. I picked up a Littlefuse Add-a-circuit fuseblock from autozone
to make the final connection. My problem is that I can't seem to make
this work. Is there a particular slot that the fuseblock needs to hook
in to or should it even matter? The directions say not to use a circuit
over 10 amps so I tried several fuse slots with a 10A fuse, all with no
luck. I thought maybe the fuseblock was defective, but I popped the hood
and touched it to the battery terminal directly and the unit was getting
power. So, I'm gettin' it wrong somewhere. Any help on this would
certainly be appreciated. Thanks.


Just a guess but do you have ground? (-)

I had it connected to a bolt in the front passenger seat. Maybe I ought
to try some other places?

wrote:
Steveo wrote:
wrote:

I'ts been recommended to me to hook up my newly purchased cb to the
fusebox. I picked up a Littlefuse Add-a-circuit fuseblock from autozone
to make the final connection. My problem is that I can't seem to make
this work. Is there a particular slot that the fuseblock needs to hook
in to or should it even matter? The directions say not to use a
circuit over 10 amps so I tried several fuse slots with a 10A fuse, all
with no luck. I thought maybe the fuseblock was defective, but I
popped the hood and touched it to the battery terminal directly and the
unit was getting power. So, I'm gettin' it wrong somewhere. Any help
on this would certainly be appreciated. Thanks.


Just a guess but do you have ground? (-)

I had it connected to a bolt in the front passenger seat. Maybe I ought
to try some other places?

Try going right to the battery once, just to make sure.