Electrical loads
I am running heated grips (HD) and complete heated gear and the HD Boom amp. My wife gave me some lizard lights for a b-day, and I got to looking at how I might want to set up the lights and got to wondering if that maybe the gerbing stuff should be on the accessory switch. The gerbing stuff pulls about 13.5 amps, and I can't remember but don't think the grips are on if the gloves are but if so the load would increase more.
Anyway my question is should I separate the gerbing gear from the battery and if so is there a way to connect the gerbing leads to the accessory harness, which by the way I have never seen on my bike being that this electrical stuff isn't my best thing.
I do keep the battery on a tender even though I ride 50 miles or so every day to work.
Anyway my question is should I separate the gerbing gear from the battery and if so is there a way to connect the gerbing leads to the accessory harness, which by the way I have never seen on my bike being that this electrical stuff isn't my best thing.
I do keep the battery on a tender even though I ride 50 miles or so every day to work.
Thanks for the ideas,it didn't seem like everything straight to the battery would make any difference, 60 amp battery and with everything running probably drawing about 20-something and charging well when running. I have recently found out there is a remote control fob for the lights and I may just put the lights on the battery as well and run them with the fob.
Thanks again
Thanks again
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