Using a GPS
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Using a GPS
Can anyone supply any mounting tips or usage tips for installing a GPS on a cane? Im looking at getting one, but the internal batteries only last 4 hours or so and I think hooking one up to a cigarette lighter might be the best way to go. Where on a hurricane is the best place to hook up a cigarette lighter? Fuse box or right from the battery with a in-line 10amp fuse maybe and run the wires along the tank??
#2
RE: Using a GPS
As far as I know you can't mount a GPS on standard CBR bars - guys who use the GPS generally fit streetfighter-type bars. Best power point is from the LHS fusebox, safest option IMHO-no wiring under the tank, straight up to the bars. Using bike power is a MUST - my car GPS goes flat in under 4 hrs on rechargeables. Fit an extension aerial on the tailpiece - gives better satellite reception and accuracy.Good luck !
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RE: Using a GPS
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#6
RE: Using a GPS
Sure you can! R.A.M has a mount that attaches to the screws holding the hydraulic fluid container/clutch lever, I've got one for my CBR, with a waterproof box where I put my cell phone which has GPS software. R.A.M has a BIG arsenal of holders for GPS. Check this out: R.A.M mounts
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#9
RE: Using a GPS
I use a R.A.M. mount as Mikekop mentioned. I installed a Powerlet connection in the steering stem ALA this link:
http://www.powerletproducts.com/prod...a_steering.php
Works wonderfully and I use the Powerlet connection for my heated jacket. Win Win situation.
Robert Bashaw
www.RideHSTA.Com
LoweST Arkansas
CBR1000F
ST1100A2 STovokor
VFR800A5 Interprize
http://www.powerletproducts.com/prod...a_steering.php
Works wonderfully and I use the Powerlet connection for my heated jacket. Win Win situation.
Robert Bashaw
www.RideHSTA.Com
LoweST Arkansas
CBR1000F
ST1100A2 STovokor
VFR800A5 Interprize