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13-04-2004, 07:11 AM | #1 |
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power supply?
Hi All,
Ok, I've got a 900ss, but i'd have thought there would be similarities.... Well I hope so anyway. I'm fitting an Autocom intercom and need a 12v supply, and wondered if there's an available source in the loom. I've heard that there might be provision for this in the loom somewhere, but so far I can't seem to find anything. Any tips would be appreciated. cheers, Nik |
13-04-2004, 12:10 PM | #2 |
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Nik
can't you take a spur off the battery and include a fuse? You could probably use an Optimate cable -I can do you a mating connector I think if needs be. Ped
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13-04-2004, 12:14 PM | #3 |
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Hi Ped,
The manufacturer recommends taking a supply from elsewhere - something like the rear light, so that you have the ability to turn the unit off (by turning the lights off - i always ride with them on, so that suits me fine). Alternatively I may tap in to the feed for the rear brake light switch, as recommended by a sparky bloke at work. cheers, Nik Catch you later Ped! |
13-04-2004, 12:44 PM | #4 |
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Tweak-of-the-week may be to use the later ST series power take-off bracket and 'cigar-lighter' output and rig it into a direct supply from the battery.
It should look factory-fit (always a good thing) and you can just unplug the connector when you jump off the bike. Cheers. Lee. |
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