Trickle charger connection
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Trickle charger connection
I'm thinking of rigging up a cable from the battery that would be accessible from somewhere underneath the seat cowl, which could then be connected to a trickle charger, without having to take the seat off everytime
Taking into account the need for a very securely insulated connector (to avoid short circuits due to water, etc)
Anyone set up something similar?
Taking into account the need for a very securely insulated connector (to avoid short circuits due to water, etc)
Anyone set up something similar?
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Re: Trickle charger connection

you mean like this?
optimate sell a premade one that allows easy connection of the battery tender when not using the bike.
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vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Re: Trickle charger connection
Ha ha!
That's exactly what I had in my mind's eye
Thanks Neo
That's exactly what I had in my mind's eye
Thanks Neo