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You may find out that you want the dual controller because your hands may need more heat than your torso, but the liner and gloves will work off of a single.
I also mounted my dual controller on the tank console. I used a heavy duty rubber band to go around the console. The belt clip from the controller just hooks right in; the power lead goes right under the seat to the battery. Easy to hook up and easy to adjust with big gloves on.
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Originally Posted by dougbk
You may find out that you want the dual controller because your hands may need more heat than your torso, but the liner and gloves will work off of a single.
with the newer Gerbing jackets.. you may need a "Y" splitter to accommodate the power distribution in the jacket if you use a single controller, and also use gloves.
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