I'm looking for a +12V supply under the seats that disconnects instantly with the ignition. All the ones I have found so far stay live for the standard CAN bus 45 seconds.
Does anyone know of one please?
Best place for +ve supply that is instant off with ignition?
Best place for +ve supply that is instant off with ignition?
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Re: Best place for +ve supply that is instant off with ignition?
How about the on-board fuse, have a look through this thread, http://sgbikerboy.com/2018/03/20/wiring ... 1200gs-lc/
it's for a GS but I believe the RT is the same.
This video supports the same theory, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTpsccTIW6Y just depends which fuse is selected.
it's for a GS but I believe the RT is the same.
This video supports the same theory, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTpsccTIW6Y just depends which fuse is selected.
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Re: Best place for +ve supply that is instant off with ignition?
Thanks David but I already tried those fuses. One is permanently live and the other stays live for about 45 seconds after switching off the ignition.
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Re: Best place for +ve supply that is instant off with ignition?
Is the supply to the heated passenger's seat (before the rocker switch) switched on/off with the ignition. Might only be live with the engine running.
The tail/brake light could be an option but I think the voltage varies and may not be 12V all the time.
The tail/brake light could be an option but I think the voltage varies and may not be 12V all the time.
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