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where to connect accessories
I have a 2012 RSS and want to connect a gps, cb and accessory lights. Where is the best place to make the power connect for these devices.
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Originally Posted by Nokesy
I have a 2012 RSS and want to connect a gps, cb and accessory lights. Where is the best place to make the power connect for these devices.
I'm not sure about the GPS ( unless it just needs 12v dc ) but I would add a separate fuse block and then use that for power …… Mike
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I have a 2013 ST. Essentially the same electrical setup as the RSS. My battery is in the frunk.
As Mike recommended. Installed a separate fused fuse block wired directly into the battery. Set up a relay
to control the block to be on with the ignition key. The new Fuse block is under the tupperware in front of the seat.
I run all my accessories into this block.
Tom Tom GPS, Cree Driving Lights, BMW style socket for Heated gear connection, USB ports, Voltmeter and DIY Grip heaters.
Cheers, David C.
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Originally Posted by Haze
I have a 2013 ST. Essentially the same electrical setup as the RSS. My battery is in the frunk.
As Mike recommended. Installed a separate fused fuse block wired directly into the battery. Set up a relay
to control the block to be on with the ignition key. The new Fuse block is under the tupperware in front of the seat.
I run all my accessories into this block.
Tom Tom GPS, Cree Driving Lights, BMW style socket for Heated gear connection, USB ports, Voltmeter and DIY Grip heaters.
Cheers, David C.
Awesome thanks, it is what I was thinking as well
Done all of Canada except NWT and parts of Australia, New Zealand and areas of Europe
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