I soldered the various jacks and connectors in place on the left floorboard. Originally, I had planned on using only a 10 amp fuse on the inverter, which will run a laptop, but after reading the specifications, it required a 20 amp fuse, which in turn required switching out 14 guage wiring to 12 guage wires. I disassembled the Tripp inverter so as to place countersunk 6-32 screws for solid mounting to the floorboard, and reassembled it. I checked it after that process, and it puts out 110 volts as advertised.
