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Who has the best Electronics set-up

4 posts Started 22 Mar 2005 Last recovered post 23 Mar 2005 Wayback Machine snapshot 27 Apr 2005

#1
After my trip last weekend. I decided I need some comfies and comfies need power. Like my MP3 player and my GPS. But I'm also considering a com. system for my cute passenger, so I can scream at her when she counter steers me in a corner.

Let's face it I'm a gadget guy. Between 2 GPS's, 3 MP3's, Radar Jammer and Detector, 2 Digital Camera, XM Roadie, a PDA and a Blackberry phone you got to amit, I am wired into the matrix.

Now, here is the question (Yeah, I know I don't ride a Gold Wing). How do some of you gadget guys hook everything up, and here is the key word Neatly.

Let's see who has the best electronics set-up! It better be with pics. I don't want to see this thread sucks without pics emotioncon. :thumbsup:
#3
I use the flat 2 prong plug that has been around forever to hook up my gps. The plug hooks to the battery, runs under the fuel tank nest to the frame and has the plug at the headstock. I have the plug for heated clothing coming under the seat where the handgrips used to be. But you're asking for more items at once and it sounds like you need a custom built panel to plug 3 or 4 items in at once.
#4
VFR_FLA, Mar 22 2005, 03:21 PMNow, here is the question (Yeah, I know I don't ride a Gold Wing). How do some of you gadget guys hook everything up, and here is the key word Neatly.





I use a 6 circuit fuse block with a negative buss that is mounted under my seat:
http://www.2wheelinnovations.com/power_distribution.htm

I run my air horns, Powerlet plug for electric clothes, volt meter, heated grips, and plug for my tank bag which holds my Autocom, MP3 player (or discman), Radar Detector, and cell phone.

I'd say I'm a gadget guy as well. :D
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