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Hi Bobajob,
I tend to side with Steve in connecting direct to the battery via fuse of course, thats how I dis mine. Not a huge fan of Scotch type connectors either unless its very low current and weatherproof. The battery connectors on my van are like these on Fleebay so I could get good connections.
Dave
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