9V Ciggie adapter for bike battery

You'll love this then..............
http://www.globalpositioningsystems.co.uk/viewprod.php?product_id=1422


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And I didn't pay that.

Wheras BMW seem to like to keep their prices as near as they can...

It's still gay though isn't it? What does that make the 650 version - a
girl's bike that's gay?

 

I've got a RAM mount on mine, seems to isolate the GPS unit from the
vibes very well.

 

What do you think I've been using for the last 3 years?

 

dwb emerged from their own little world to say

Unscrew the end of the male plug on your GPS. There should be a fuse
inside. Fit a slightly higher rated one in the Maplins lead.

 

Twas slightly tongue in cheek - I've used a RAM mount for ages. It does
indeed isolate the vibes fairly well.

I've found a bit of silicon sealant also helps.

 

Lozzo emerged from their own little world to say

Hook, line & sinker.

 

The Older Gentleman has brought this to us :

No, they are actually rated in both voltage and current.

They will have a maximum voltage which they are capable of breaking,
plus current which they can continously pass without rupturing.

Normally (if of the glass type) they will be rated 250v, plus whatever
current rating.

 

Heh.. ok.

I'm trying to find a ball end so I can mount the GPS on my FZR easier,
as the suction cup doesn't fit on the tank very well. The only thing is,
that I don't know exactly where I'm going to mount the ball end, so I'd
like to get a look at it before I buy.

Anyone know any places round Brighton I could pick up such a thing?

 

Used to live on the SV, then the GSX-R, now I want to put it on the

How the **** would I know !!!
If you have then you've got a problem if your current GPS shakes to pieces.
Maybe a water/gel based mount or a smoother bike would be a better idea.
or maybe a scooter.


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dwb says...

Costs a bit more, but it's ready to go - just bolt on.

http://www.busters-accessories.co.uk/proddetail.asp?prod=OPT3CS

 

Dunno - does it have purple bits?

 

Pip says...

<sniffs>

****

 

Fishy, was it?

 

Are you on some sort of medication?

 

The ones on the slam door electric (750v) trains are similar to a
household plug fuse but are about 8" long and 1" dia and rated at 15A or
35A.

 

What ever voltage you decide you want, these people have all the power
stuff you can think of, then some more besides.
http://www.eurobatteries.com/

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Obviously NOT the same as yours


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