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Ever wonder why rigs catch fire after a “simple” wiring job?

This episode kicks off Don’t BBQ Your Rig, a no BS breakdown of 12V electrical basics for trucks and overland rigs. No diagrams you can’t read, no electrical engineering degree required, and no pretending bad wiring is “good enough.”

We break down electrical loads in plain language and explain why wires melt, fuses pop, and accessories stop working when people start stacking lights, radios, compressors, and chargers without thinking it through.

We cover:

• What electrical load actually means in real world terms
• Low, medium, and high demand accessories
• Why amperage is what kills wiring, not voltage
• Why voltage is just electrical pressure
• Why wire size matters more than most people think
• Common lighting and accessory wiring mistakes
• The race level correct way to connect power and ground
• Why you can’t shove 200 amps through tiny wire without consequences

If you’ve added lights, radios, a winch, an air compressor, or a power bank to your truck, this is the episode that keeps you from cooking your wiring harness and learning the hard way.

This isn’t about being fancy.

It’s about keeping your rig running and not turning it into a rolling campfire