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Installing 12 volt power outlet...

Started by Printer Mike, Sat 16, Apr 2011, 02:13:51

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Printer Mike

Did a search but failed to find anything. I know it's already on here somewhere.

Just need a simple hook-up, and I would appreciate help. Thanks very much.
Never give up!

fordmano

I know your probably looking for more details than this but here is some info and location pictures.
It is from my Multipoint upgrade thread, (the never ending story) :crazy2:

Quote from: fordmano on Sun 06, Mar 2011, 05:43:33
Well like most days, I did NOT get much accomplished today.
So here is what was taken care of.

I had to relocate just a little bit my 12volt socket, it was (and still is) located under the tank next to my Stebel air horn.
Here is what it looked like before.

Your going to have to imagine this just a little bit here, this is exactly the mounting location of the Stebel on the next step when I re-do the wires for the stebel I found a way I like the look of better than what I had started with on this project list.

You can see the bracket for the stebel still in place.

And here are a couple pictures of what I did to freshen up the 12volt weather proof socket and move it down a littel bit hidden back in a little farther and then bent the bracket to tilt it a little bit to make it a little easier to access.



I ended up actually attaching mine to a switched position on my auxilary fused power panel I installed on my long arse list of stuff done.


What Exactly is Normal?:crazy2: :crazy2:

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fordmano

Here is another great location idea for you to consider especially if you have I/S,, I stole this idea from somebody elses thread, I did not clean up the post copy so you will have to scroll down and look at the pictures (sorry :D) they installed  a 3 socket power plug setup from Walmart you can either (probably not suggested by most folks), but you can just wire it directly to the battery but please put in a fuse on the positive side of the wiring. Specifically look at pictures 4 & 5.

Hope som of this helps if not then let me know or just sit back and wait for others to chime in on how or where to mount and wire.

Quote from: Skinhead on Sat 02, Apr 2011, 08:46:59
Quote from: dustytrader on Mon 21, Mar 2011, 21:10:12
Here are the phots:




















fixed your pic links


What Exactly is Normal?:crazy2: :crazy2:

83GS550
93XR650L TARD!
97WR250
99ValkyrieI/S Tri-tone
01YZ125(x2)
05DRZ-125


deadwood

If you have bags, this has worked great for me. Run my heated cloths and charge the cell phone or computer while on trips.




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Chrisj CMA

#5
All them fancy mounts look cool, but not with wires plugged in while riding.  Just connect up your power point under the seat and leave them laying in the tool kit area next to the battery (out of sight) then when you have to plug someting in, the wire just slips under the seat near the tank and no whipping in the wind....for cell phone charging while riding leave the whole phone under the seat plugged in

MacDragon


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Redline +

I like Powerlet products, (www.powerlet.com) here's mine. I made the bracket from aluminum angle. 



Redline  8)

Hoser

Inline fuse straight from battery.  Hoser
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f6rider



I have one on my Rune and am going to put one on the valk

MacDragon

Quote from: f6rider on Sun 17, Apr 2011, 12:44:12


I have one on my Rune and am going to put one on the valk

Same as the ones on all my bikes... Kuryakyn Powerpoint.  More Chrome is a good thing... :cooldude:

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