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Does anyone use their Spyder 12v Dock for plugging in heated gear?
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Deanna777
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I use a Dual Power Port( USB & 12 Volt) for my heated gear, and my battery tender.
It is plugged/wired directly to my battery.
Hope this helps.
I also added picture to" My Album" of the Dual Power Port.
I also use the Dual Remote Control Heat Troller( by Warm & Safe) on my :spyder2: and on my snowmobile.
The Dual Remote Control Heat troller is water proof, and can be left on the bike in the rain, Sealed with tactile on/off w/ 300 degree rotation from 3% to full on!
Handles 15 amps @ 13 Volt with internal reset for overload & shorts + works from 7 volts to 24 volts.
Deanna
It is plugged/wired directly to my battery.
Hope this helps.
I also added picture to" My Album" of the Dual Power Port.
I also use the Dual Remote Control Heat Troller( by Warm & Safe) on my :spyder2: and on my snowmobile.
The Dual Remote Control Heat troller is water proof, and can be left on the bike in the rain, Sealed with tactile on/off w/ 300 degree rotation from 3% to full on!
Handles 15 amps @ 13 Volt with internal reset for overload & shorts + works from 7 volts to 24 volts.
Deanna
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RayBJ
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Best setup is a direct to battery, fused wire with SAE connector and coax adapter. Can also be used to trickle charge. A more elegant solution is to use a relay controlled by the GPS (key-on) lead behind the right side panel but that prevents using the same wire for trickle charging.
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