2004 Heritage, enough juice for stereo system?
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2004 Heritage, enough juice for stereo system?
Thinking of buying a reckless fairing(batwing) for my Heritage, my concern is the charging system...
Can the stock system support a head unit/amp/ipod or will it be too much of a drain on the system?
Any recommended, easy and cheap upgrades that will make this doable for me?
Thanks in advance.
Can the stock system support a head unit/amp/ipod or will it be too much of a drain on the system?
Any recommended, easy and cheap upgrades that will make this doable for me?
Thanks in advance.
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Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Texas
Your stock system should be able to support a head unit/"small" amp/ipod . I would try it out and leave as is unless the battery drains too much.
I have a 2003 NT, and have added a second headlight (Roadglide fairing), amp and Sony radio with ipod, GPS, Video camera, and CB radio, modular driving lights , all of which get power from the bike.
I had installed a Compu-fire 40 AMP 3 Phase charging systems to handle the additional load:
http://www.compufire.com/index.php?o...id=7&Itemid=15
I have a 2003 NT, and have added a second headlight (Roadglide fairing), amp and Sony radio with ipod, GPS, Video camera, and CB radio, modular driving lights , all of which get power from the bike.
I had installed a Compu-fire 40 AMP 3 Phase charging systems to handle the additional load:
http://www.compufire.com/index.php?o...id=7&Itemid=15
Last edited by agapsdiver; Mar 2, 2012 at 06:27 PM.
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