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Originally Posted by MRkSTL
They are normal bulbs.
It could be that low voltage protection device that is faulty or/and the piggy back adapter.
I contacted Iiwey (or whatever they are called) and they replied that fuses have got nothing to do with the battery drainage, so if they are correct, it seems that the device doesn't protect the voltage at all.
Regarding the fuse box in the boot, I've got a feeling that perhaps somebody replaced it in the past, hence there are two fuses which shouldn't be there  |
Normal incandescent filament lamps should pull enough power (VA) to trigger the camera so
Quote:
Originally Posted by MRkSTL
It could be that low voltage protection device that is faulty or/and the piggy back adapter.
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is only protecting the camera and the camera battery which continues to draw current to maintain the charge in the camera's battery until the car battery pd drops < 11.4+/-1.14V - 10% variation is usually spec'd-
it does not protect the car battery - the piggy back is just the means to connect to the ign guarded or constant supply.
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