VF Commodore "DOC" connector..

[Redline16]

I'm running a dash cam, and 2 radio's from it.
And as stockies said from memory its a 10amp fuse.
Standard uhf radio draws 2 Amps max, dash cams 0.5 - 2 Amps, so you will be ok.
You got it easy going with an on-glass antenna, a real pain to go with an external wired antenna.

Thanks CalaisNQ, yeah I don't need super long range so I think a glass mount aerial is gonna suit me fine

 

[Adza75]

I'm running a dash cam, and 2 radio's from it.
And as stockies said from memory its a 10amp fuse.
Standard uhf radio draws 2 Amps max, dash cams 0.5 - 2 Amps, so you will be ok.
You got it easy going with an on-glass antenna, a real pain to go with an external wired antenna.

My UHF draws more than that... but then again its a commercial unit which I have the "brains" mounted in the boot, through a relay switched by a RAP fuse in the boot.

Also an external antenna is easy from the boot. I have a boot mounted one, very easy to slip into the cargo area and if you need to run it to the front it's dead easy.

 

[ausmac91]

Earlier in the thread it was claimed its a 15A fuse...
https://forums.justcommodores.com.au/threads/vf-commodore-doc-connector.227006/page-2#post-2780924

 

[Evil Mad Dog]

Earlier in the thread it was claimed its a 15A fuse...

I just want to know where the fuse is. :-/

 

[stockies]

Earlier in the thread it was claimed its a 15A fuse...
https://forums.justcommodores.com.au/threads/vf-commodore-doc-connector.227006/page-2#post-2780924

Someone post a picture of the fuse box, so I can remember which one it is.

 

[Evil Mad Dog]

Someone post a picture of the fuse box, so I can remember which one it is.

Which one do you want?

 

[stockies]

Which one do you want?

The one in the boot, above the battery please

 

[Evil Mad Dog]

The one in the boot, above the battery please

Well I don't have a boot, but this is behind the passenger seat.

 

[stockies]

Ok, Pulled the documentation we have at work for the VF commodore. Only have the series 1 stuff, but it shows that the ignition in the DOC plug is 10amps (RAP ACCY) fuse circuit and the 12volt constant is part of the ECU fuse circuit (10-amp ECM BATT)
For those requiring a switched ignition supply in the boot - try the EMER/VEH/ACCY) fuse location.

 

[Evil Mad Dog]

Ok, Pulled the documentation we have at work for the VF commodore. Only have the series 1 stuff, but it shows that the ignition in the DOC plug is 10amps (RAP ACCY) fuse circuit and the 12volt constant is part of the ECU fuse circuit (10-amp ECM BATT)
For those requiring a switched ignition supply in the boot - try the EMER/VEH/ACCY) fuse location.

Thankyou. When the storm passes il have a look at the ecm batt fuse again as that would be the one I stuffed up.