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#4
Use the brown live/unearthed feed from the horn, for your pump (splice in or switch in.) Then run an earth from the pump to the frame. You could use the black earth from the horn, but yes the pump will only work when you press the horn switch. You could also splice the earth for the pump into the black and yellow wire that runs from the horn switch (common earth for a lot of the bikes electrics. )
#5
When I hooked up the Vapor computer, I brought new wires from the battery to the computer and hooked them up directly, without a fuse or anything, as recommended by the manufacturer and others here.
Now I'm thinking of installing a power outlet up front for a phone charger, compressor, coffee pot, toaster, waffle iron, etc. The plan is to splice off that live wire that I pulled from the battery, put in a fuse, then connect to the 12V power outlet.
Now I'm thinking of installing a power outlet up front for a phone charger, compressor, coffee pot, toaster, waffle iron, etc. The plan is to splice off that live wire that I pulled from the battery, put in a fuse, then connect to the 12V power outlet.
#6
When I hooked up the Vapor computer, I brought new wires from the battery to the computer and hooked them up directly, without a fuse or anything, as recommended by the manufacturer and others here.
Now I'm thinking of installing a power outlet up front for a phone charger, compressor, coffee pot, toaster, waffle iron, etc. The plan is to splice off that live wire that I pulled from the battery, put in a fuse, then connect to the 12V power outlet.
Now I'm thinking of installing a power outlet up front for a phone charger, compressor, coffee pot, toaster, waffle iron, etc. The plan is to splice off that live wire that I pulled from the battery, put in a fuse, then connect to the 12V power outlet.
I have a Powerlet feed on my bike . It too is hot all the time and not switched by the ignition. No problems in 2.5 years.
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