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bump because I need to know also
As far as I am aware it would be ok to use a car one with a tank bag etc even just on the tank.
I imagine they will last a few hours without constant power supply if they even have batteries within them
I also imagine you could fix it up to the power supply of the bike somehow, but shouldn't be too difficult.
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Search is your friend
Repost of my response:
I use one of these
Then just use my standard Car Sat Nav in it (Tom Tom One XL)
The kit costs about $65, so £35 delivered then you need a tank bag to put it into
Works really well, it doesnt have sound obviously, and in direct sunlight it can be difficult to see (i just cup my hand round it to shade it).
Just get the 48" power cable from the battery and not the 24" one
Mine just about reaches
If you want a pic of it all set up let me know and i will go and take one for ya, really neat job, and doest he job nicely.  ____________________ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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pretty much the same set up as a bags connection system https://www.motohaus.com/acatalog/Pack_system_.html
I know how to power supply a gps or mobile but wasnt sure if a car gps was powered diff from a proper motorbike gps ie:via a ciggie socket which you can put under the seat,but thanks for that as it is another handy bit of info to have.I know car gps devices would have to be places into a zip-lock bag for water damage but as for sunlight I would of thought some would compensate for it even in a car. |
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| deanoet wrote: | Search is your friend
Repost of my response:
I use one of these
Then just use my standard Car Sat Nav in it (Tom Tom One XL)
The kit costs about $65, so £35 delivered then you need a tank bag to put it into
Works really well, it doesnt have sound obviously, and in direct sunlight it can be difficult to see (i just cup my hand round it to shade it).
Just get the 48" power cable from the battery and not the 24" one
Mine just about reaches
If you want a pic of it all set up let me know and i will go and take one for ya, really neat job, and doest he job nicely.  |
sound would be through a bluetooth head set parrot have one comming out as well as scarla . |
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Deanot,
some pictures would be nice along with a list of parts you used where you got them from etc.
Also, if you have the time a small guide to fitting it all although I am pretty sure I could ask some others about that stuff but if you have the time and wouldn't mind.
Cheers.
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Or you could go to halfords, buy one of these.
Its a simple Cig Lighter to Cig Lighter lead.
https://www.bestbits.co.uk/images/Cigarette_Socket_Extension_Cable.JPG
Chop off the Male end and hard wire it to your battery. Put the Female end under seat.
I have a car sat nav, and I rotate the Window suction clamp so it sticks on my tank.
Cable tie round the screen brace, and another round the sat nav. Job done. |
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You can do binges idea but make sure you put an inline fuse on it!!!!
You can get a kit from maplins or hein gericke or ebay for less than a tenner that includes the fuse and you can then put the socket under the seat nicely.... you could run a cig lighter extension lead to the front of bike to plug the GPS in but make sure its a waterproof one. ____________________ Current Toys: 06 Yamaha WR250F | Nissan 350Z GT | Tech 4 Homes |
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| jackw72 wrote: | Deanot,
some pictures would be nice along with a list of parts you used where you got them from etc.
Also, if you have the time a small guide to fitting it all although I am pretty sure I could ask some others about that stuff but if you have the time and wouldn't mind.
Cheers.
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Parts list:
PKT-001-48 (i got the 24inch one, and it just reaches, 48 will be plenty, just leave any extra under seat)
PTB-001
PAC-024
All from There
You will also need a tank bag, lidl do them for 16 quid if they still have some, i got mine from Hein Gericke
Pics below:
From under seat to tank bag
https://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn87/deanoet/1Wiretotankbag.jpg
With seat on
https://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn87/deanoet/2Withseaton.jpg
Inside Tank bag
https://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn87/deanoet/3Insidetankbag.jpg
Wire tucked away under seat
https://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn87/deanoet/4wiretuckedawayunderseat.jpg
The satnav sits in the tank bags clear front pocket
EDIT
For fitting it is simple
1. Remove battery, undo terminals, put the wire onto them (red to positive, black to negative), tighten up the battery again and put it back in
2. Get a tank bag and a soldering iron and burn through the tank bag to the correct size hole for the adaptor that goes through the bag (start too small and slowly get bigger till it fits)
3. Fasten on the adaptor using the screws supplied
Sorted
Hardest bit is getting the battery out, or it was on mine as it is surrounded by wires and pipes, so had to persuade it to come out by wiggling and flexing of plastic battery holder
if you buy the kit from power let the tank adaptor coems with instructions for fitting
Took me an hour, including struggling to get battery out and back in as well as sorting the tank bag out ____________________ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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My set up it is as follows
I Bought...
£200 - Navman S70 - Tesco
£1 - Switch - Maplin
£1 - Inline blade fuse - Maplin
£5 - 1 - 3 cigarette lighter adaptor - Lidl
£15 Bike adaptor - some website
https://www.gpsforless.co.uk/product_images/13143.jpg
This uses the standard car mountand replaces the sucker with this.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 339 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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