cigarette lighter for gps etc...
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searched but to no avail.if anyone has any info it would be much appreciated
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#2
any super chep sum have usb as well
(15-06-2010, 11:36pm)kevin Wrote: any super chep sum have usb as well
mine has 3 sig plugs and usb in 1 $25 at super chep
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#3
Check tis site out Big Brother

http://www.pashnit.com/product/powerlet/...tlets.html
I generally avoid temptation unless I can't resist it.
- Mae West
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#4
Personally I wouldn't want huge holes (Cig Plugs) on the Busa. I think would look pretty crappy.
Why not just put a different plug on the end of the GPS cable & use a nice little AV plug & socket or similar.
http://www.cliff.com.au/products/jacksoc...ockets.htm
http://www.cliff.com.au/products/jackplu...kplugs.htm

You could put it almost anywhere & would be neat & inconspicuous.
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#5
thats an intweresting idea with the plugs mate
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(16-06-2010, 12:30pm)big kev Wrote: thats an intweresting idea with the plugs mate

Works well Kev. I use AV Plugs & XLR plugs for all my 12v power needs.
Here's a pic of the top face of my telescope. In the cnr on the black you can see a small red & a small black thing....
These are the positive & negative power plugs to send power to the top end of the scope. (can have both + & - in one single plug no problem)

These 2 plugs power the top heater unit which runs 5 x heater straps + a fixed laser pointer + a "Telrad" finder scope.

Supplying power to a GPS unit would be no problem at all, & MUCH neater that flamin huge cig sockets.

I use 2.5mm speaker wire for power cabling. Being a telescope, it's used at night which gets cold. Normal plastic coated cable gets very stiff & the insulation coating cracks.
The Speaker cable has Silicon Rubber coating & is very cold resistant. It stays fully flexible at below 0 temps.


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#7
Good call with the audio sockets..

I just ran my battery tender cable up to under the front infill panel and is velcroed under there until needed.

   

Jaycar have a double-ended mating cable which I cut in half and joined to a cig socket. Total spend <$10.

The cig socket adaptor or batt tender or any other 12V adaptor can just plug in when you need it and sit in the tank bag or under the boot. That way I can use any car adaptors for GPS, Iphone, whatever.
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#8
good info guys much appreciated,im planning a few long rides once the winter passes and am trying to organise everything now.planning a tassie trip and also considering the tathra tripVery Happy....none of my cafe racer mates wanna go further than the black spurIdiot2
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(16-06-2010, 10:20pm)big b Wrote: .....and also considering the tathra tripVery Happy....none of my cafe racer mates wanna go further than the black spur

whatever u do, do your best to make it to Tathra, mate......It's gonna be a HUGE party there this year!!!! Pi_thumbsup

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that flashing sig is almost brainwashing me to be thereLol3.i go to eden every year for fishing etc but cant ride there coz i cant tow a boat with a busaVery Happy,the roads up there are sweet.met a local copper up there last year that rides a busa.someone from here may know him???it was a black 07
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#11
Yeah.. I hear ya..
That stretch between Eden and about Narooma is pure black gold.
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