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24-09-09, 12:45 PM
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Re: Making my own heated grips controller
Just got my new Hot grips ....
Controller POR 03881/09 ...... what are my chances ?? Is this the latest controller .... or an old one thats been sat in the stock room lol. ?? 
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24-09-09, 02:23 PM
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I believe that is not quite the latest controller (the very latest ones are digital with an on/off switch) but that is the model I have had problems with. It could be my bike; a pointy with its beefier battery might mean you dont have probs
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24-09-09, 04:06 PM
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Re: Making my own heated grips controller
ASH, why the devil should battery capacity affect things under steady state conditions?
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24-09-09, 05:54 PM
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Re: Making my own heated grips controller
My controller's an even earlier one with a wheel that you press as the on off switch.
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24-09-09, 08:37 PM
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Seems to be ok after 10 mins when the bike warms up though...? Not what you want in the winter is it... |
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25-09-09, 08:45 AM
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Re: Making my own heated grips controller
Right I've moaned to oxford and with a bit of encouragement they've offered me a controller for £16.19, which I'm considering.
Thanks for all your help though everyone, particularly fast druid but I'm just too dim so I guess I'll end up doing the easier slightly more expensive option. However, I still fancy adding a fuse to the hotgrips controller so it won't take out my ignition again. Is it just as simple as putting a fuse inline in one of the wires coming away from the ignition?
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25-09-09, 09:28 AM
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The only way to be sure is with a relay.
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 I thought if I can't even buy the thing how the feck am I gonna fit it.
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