Power Socket

[Burdocks]

Sorted. Fitted a Centauch Fuse Panel from Nippy Normans www.nippynormans.com/products.asp?dept=262 which sits in the bottom of the tool tray and connects to the back of the rear on-board power socket. Connected to the Fuse Panel are my GPS and Autocom.

 

[swebb]

Sorted. Fitted a Centauch Fuse Panel from Nippy Normans www.nippynormans.com/products.asp?dept=262 which sits in the bottom of the tool tray and connects to the back of the rear on-board power socket. Connected to the Fuse Panel are my GPS and Autocom.

Don't be shy.... show us yer kit....

 

[Mouse]

Sad git that I am I actually read the manual earlier this evening. Page 93 does state that onboard socket No.2 is an optional extra.

In a quandry as to what to do now, looking at the BMW socket there are three wires going to it - red/white and blue and brown I think - which is positive, which is negative and what's the other one for?

If you're talking about the GPS socket, I think the 3rd wire is something like a speedo data feed. You can identify the power wires with a multimeter, or if you like I'll take a look at my wiring when the bike gets back from the dealers (new clutch master cylinder, my first breakdown, I was feeling so left out )

 

[xpi0t0s]

Got one fitted by SPC a few weeks ago when I took it in for them to fix the brake squealing. Cost about £90.

 

[Tailor's Dummy]

RogerJ

Just the point we were discussing on the other Touratech cockpit thread. Look forward to hearing how you get on. I ran out of time fiddling last night and a quick feed back when you have succeeded would be a great help.