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Re: Making my own heated grips controller
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Re: Making my own heated grips controller
Farnell or RS?
Druid |
Re: Making my own heated grips controller
Just had a though the switch would need to connect the input to two outputs each with a positive & a negative terminal, or would just a 3 pin witch suffice?
(electrics are a weak point!) Cheers fd will google 'em |
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Personally I'd use a relay, allows a smaller switch and neater wiring.
Druid |
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At the moment I have a couple of wires coming from the ignition with a block connector on and then 2 wires coming from each grip with a block connector on. As I understand it that means the grips can't draw any power unless the ignition is on and I'll require a waterproof switch; ignition positive to one pin and earth the other cable(?) both positives from the grips to the other pin and the black wires to earth. That about right? |
Re: Making my own heated grips controller
Yep pretty much.
From memory the connectors on the oxfords are identical to RC model car battery connectors and can be easily sourced, I'd use them rather than hack the cables, makes it *far* easier to go back at a later date or just even to mess about. Anyway, you want to connect the black from the ign to *both* blacks from the handlebars, you then want to as you say connect the red from the ign to one side of the switch/relay and the two reds from the handlebars to the other side, if you are using a relay you then want to connect one side of the activating coil to earth and then run another wire from the connection from the ign, through a switch to the other side of the activating coil. Oh and make sure you have it fused. ;-) Druid |
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Sorry for bein thick! |
Re: Making my own heated grips controller
Depends, it should have been installed with it's own fuse so that if it went it didn't blow the main fuse...
Big fat slap for whoever installed that! In which case, I personally would install a new fused wire from the battery + to one relay connector, then use the existing wire from the ign to the activating coil of the relay. Druid |
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