Compatible with a Cobra ESD 767, hooking into a '99 Eclipse? OEM Power Cord cut at end but was told detector doesn't take 12v straight but rather 5v, so this will remedy problem?
1732114
No...you will still be getting 12V straight off the fuses. If your OEM cord was a cigarette lighter plug-in you need the internals to reduce the 12V to the 5V you need.
1732115
I have no idea of your Cobra and Eclipse. Remember I am just someone who once bought this item. I am not the manufacturer.This fuse 'pigtail' into the car's electrical system. Therefore, it taps into a 12V system and output 12V in most cases unless you have a really old vehicle.Hope that helps.
95569
None worth wasting time buying this product. These are junk they will not put out 110 volts. Regardless of what COBRAS techs say, hey should take this product off the market or give them away for free.
449283
I accidentally bought this fixture, meaning to get a 12 VDC one, so i took the four screws off the back and cut the transformer out, exposing red and black wires that hook up directly to the 12 VDC battery, and the light works like a charm, no issues what soever. Hope this helps.
1653925
howdy girl; its all about the plug,,, not sure what size ur detector is.. blow the item pic up to c if urs will fit..
980987
We just direct wired it into the 12 volt system and eliminated the power box converter. Just cut the wire off the box and direct wired it into a FUSED CONNECTION. Make sure you fuse protect it. Try 10-15 amps if that doesn't hold then go to 20 amps. Mine works just fine. Powers right up and finds the birds in less than 3-4 minutes. Much better that that Tailgater mess
965373
It should fit and work with no problems as long as the Cobra 19XS uses a standard 3 pin plug which I believe it does. I personally bought one for a General Lee Radio and it works great.
1789655
Not true....the power line on the unit is long enough, if you need longer use a bit higher wire gauge extension cord and you will be fine. My unit and another kind are keeping my two Corvettes charged and ready to go.
460173
I just entered the same boat your in. My cobra 2500watt inverter shuts down on a "low voltage warning at 11 volts ! thats terrible. I am researching what specific inverter is needed for a solar charge system like you and I have. The problem im seeing is that all inverters I have researched are factory built with this bull crap :low voltage auto shut down".Another problem is that none of the jack azzes who sell these solar charge set ups want to answer any of my questions.have you figured out what type of inverter to use for a solar charging system?
1880363
I worked on my cobra. Don't remember model number but as long as you have the slot that the mounts go into it will work!
463518
If your system uses a 12 volt power source it should work however I bought 2 of these for my Qsee system and had to return both after only 2 weeks of operation. Both went black.
19409
I've used this transformer. It will work for your twelve volt strip. Pay attention to the polarity wires. The positive May not be red and the negative may not be black.
1850493
It should. I have mine on a Cobra 25 LTD and I'm told they are wired pretty much the same.
2003203
Don, both Morrison and Robert are correct. This is a 12V maintainer and you have a 48V system. Cobra Mike is incorrect.
311714
I'm pretty sure that's to activate your power antenna -- if you have one, you need to connect it (wire should be on your factory harness). If you don't have a power antenna, DO NOT connect it to ground -- tape off the end instead.
1491063
I found out the cobras are not great inverters. It wouldn't even run my 900 W microwave. So the answer to your question is yes they are junk. Get your money back if you can.
980990
The system (and control box) uses 48 VDC so that's not an easy conversion to make from 12 volts. A small inverter would probably be a better solution since the antenna only needs power when raising and stowing.
1373000
I cut the wires and soldered leads to connect straight to my battery lines on my Motorhome since I too did not have a lighter outlet outside on the roof where I mounted it. Just make sure you put positive with positive and neg with neg. it works just fine on mine.