10-31-2009, 11:46 PM
This was written by Erik Seo (http://www.erikseo.com) and used with permission.
![[Image: diy_vagabond_002.jpg]](http://erikseo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/diy_vagabond_002.jpg)
What you will need:
* 16 Gauge or thicker wire.
* (2) Anderson Connectors
* (2) inline fuse holders.
* (2) wire nuts
* (2) crimp fit terminal connectors (battery connection)
* 25 amp blade fuses
* 12 Volt Sealed Lead-Acid battery
* True / Pure Sine wave inverter, 150w continuous output (or more)
This is the best I’ve found it’s , small, light, 300w capacity -
AIMS 300 Watt PURE Sine Wave Power Inverter
* American Tourister toilitries bag from Wal-Mart
![[Image: diy_vagabond_003.jpg]](http://erikseo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/diy_vagabond_003.jpg)
![[Image: diy_vagabond_0041.jpg]](http://erikseo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/diy_vagabond_0041.jpg)
It is fairly straight forward but Erik goes into more depth on his website.
To read what Erik wrote view it here: http://erikseo.com/blog/2008/how-to/diy-...onolights/
![[Image: diy_vagabond_001.jpg]](http://erikseo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/diy_vagabond_001.jpg)
What you will need:
* 16 Gauge or thicker wire.
* (2) Anderson Connectors
* (2) inline fuse holders.
* (2) wire nuts
* (2) crimp fit terminal connectors (battery connection)
* 25 amp blade fuses
* 12 Volt Sealed Lead-Acid battery
* True / Pure Sine wave inverter, 150w continuous output (or more)
This is the best I’ve found it’s , small, light, 300w capacity -
AIMS 300 Watt PURE Sine Wave Power Inverter
* American Tourister toilitries bag from Wal-Mart
It is fairly straight forward but Erik goes into more depth on his website.
To read what Erik wrote view it here: http://erikseo.com/blog/2008/how-to/diy-...onolights/