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You’re rushing to get to a meeting and didn’t have time to plug in your phone, so you rely on the charger inside your car. Once you start driving, you receive an important call but the phone’s battery dies before you get to answer.
If this hasn’t happened to you yet, count yourself lucky because a non-functional power socket (12V socket; power outlet; lighter receptacle) is a very common problem for car owners.
Initially designed to power an electric cigarette lighter, it has become a 12V DC auxiliary power source for most of the gadgets we use. It’s part of the car’s electrical system, and many modern cars have more than one, albeit without the lighter.
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Bankruptcy judge paves way for Metronomic property auction
Metronomic filed for bankruptcy protection in September Miami / Share via Shortlink
Fuse Group CEO Eyal Peretz and Metronomic’s Ricky Trinidad with 3364 Oak Avenue (Photo via Google Maps; Fuse; Metronomic)
A U.S. bankruptcy judge this week approved Metronomic Holdings’ settlement with a creditor, clearing the way for the developer to auction 17 properties in Miami-Dade County and two near Chicago.
The creditor, Fuse Funding, had provided about $18 million in mortgages for the properties, according to court documents. Judge Laurel Isicoff approved the settlement, which calls for the properties to sell by March 15, 2021.