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GETTING 12V OUT OF A R1200GS
IS THERE ANY MODS THAT CAN BE DONE TO GET A 12V POWER SUPPLY OUT OF THE GS FOR PUMPS,LIGHTS, PHONE CHARGERS OR FOR WHAT EVER OTHER USE THEY MIGHT BE USED FOR
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Isnt there an accessory plug.....otherwise that CAN-BUS would be difficult.
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Try Centech fuse box wired directly to batt posts. It won´t break the bike´s warranty and works very good.
I did it on my RT12 and now I have lots of juice outputs where I can get power for all my Gizmos. http://www.centechwire.com/catalog/panels/ap1.shtml MoroCycler [This message has been edited by hmoro (edited 02 September 2005).]
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