Hi guys,

I'm going to start my Retrosound radio install this weekend and I need a constant 12v hot wire source for the radio to keep memory (in addition to the regular radio power source).

I thought of using the cigarette lighter but it's connected to the ignition and powers off when the key is not in.

The tech at Retrosound suggested I connect directly to the fuse box, but I'm not sure how to do it...

Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.

Jose

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