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Hey gang -
Just got an '09 road king & I am looking for advice on how tho get 12 V inside my hard bags for an amp, while still being able to remove them.
Thanks for the help,gents. I was planning to get a 600 w shark audio system.But thinking about it, now I'm wondering if the oem stator & regulator can take it(?) . My first step is trying to fish for some ideas on the best way to physically get the wires in & out of the hard bag. I guess I need to drill a hole through the side & somehow weather proof it, but I still need to be able to easily remove it. Any ideas? Thanks again!!
Thanks for the help,gents. I was planning to get a 600 w shark audio system.But thinking about it, now I'm wondering if the oem stator & regulator can take it(?) . My first step is trying to fish for some ideas on the best way to physically get the wires in & out of the hard bag. I guess I need to drill a hole through the side & somehow weather proof it, but I still need to be able to easily remove it. Any ideas? Thanks again!!
I run 1200 watts with zero problems on an Ultra, so I think you'll be good there. Find out how big you need to drill your holes for wiring, ( as small as possible), then order some grommets online , for a tight, waterproof seal. I use Deutsch connectors on my saddlebags. Slotted the top of the bag, and added a rubber grommet.
Class D amps (shark is this as well) do not draw a lot of current.
Originally Posted by n2wbj1960
Thanks for the help,gents. I was planning to get a 600 w shark audio system.But thinking about it, now I'm wondering if the oem stator & regulator can take it(?) . My first step is trying to fish for some ideas on the best way to physically get the wires in & out of the hard bag. I guess I need to drill a hole through the side & somehow weather proof it, but I still need to be able to easily remove it. Any ideas? Thanks again!!
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