Lots of wires to battery
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/10-PO...ssoriesQ5fGear
run a heavy gauge wire from the battery to this fuse block then run your other stuff to it
run a heavy gauge wire from the battery to this fuse block then run your other stuff to it
Think you are stuck with the AMP going direct. Usually the larger AWG wire and large fuse size for the power requirements will remove you from all but the largest additional fuse panels.
For the smaller items ( 70A total ) you can look to the items like Centech or Fuzeblock.
These allow the panel to be powered by a hot in run or run / accy position ( or in the case of the fuzeblock, selectable hot all the time / or with key depending on which side you put the fuse in ) lead so the panel is not hot all the time.
I have the old Centech split fuse panel in the engine compartment ( pulled off my bike to install a Fuzeblock ) It is the split one, so part is with the key, part is hot all the time.
For the smaller items ( 70A total ) you can look to the items like Centech or Fuzeblock.
These allow the panel to be powered by a hot in run or run / accy position ( or in the case of the fuzeblock, selectable hot all the time / or with key depending on which side you put the fuse in ) lead so the panel is not hot all the time.
I have the old Centech split fuse panel in the engine compartment ( pulled off my bike to install a Fuzeblock ) It is the split one, so part is with the key, part is hot all the time.
Think you are stuck with the AMP going direct. Usually the larger AWG wire and large fuse size for the power requirements will remove you from all but the largest additional fuse panels.
For the smaller items ( 70A total ) you can look to the items like Centech or Fuzeblock.
These allow the panel to be powered by a hot in run or run / accy position ( or in the case of the fuzeblock, selectable hot all the time / or with key depending on which side you put the fuse in ) lead so the panel is not hot all the time.
I have the old Centech split fuse panel in the engine compartment ( pulled off my bike to install a Fuzeblock ) It is the split one, so part is with the key, part is hot all the time.
For the smaller items ( 70A total ) you can look to the items like Centech or Fuzeblock.
These allow the panel to be powered by a hot in run or run / accy position ( or in the case of the fuzeblock, selectable hot all the time / or with key depending on which side you put the fuse in ) lead so the panel is not hot all the time.
I have the old Centech split fuse panel in the engine compartment ( pulled off my bike to install a Fuzeblock ) It is the split one, so part is with the key, part is hot all the time.
where did you get the split fuse one? auto parts store? and how much was it?
Centech version ( this is a fixed configuration of 3 of the 5 are on 1 power lead, and 2 of the 5 are on the other )
http://www.centechwire.com/catalog/panels/ap2.shtml
They also have some pre wired relay kits if you need one.
Fuzeblock on ( each fuse is selectable )
http://www.fuzeblocks.com/
http://www.centechwire.com/catalog/panels/ap2.shtml
They also have some pre wired relay kits if you need one.
Fuzeblock on ( each fuse is selectable )
http://www.fuzeblocks.com/
Last edited by freekyFX4; Nov 2, 2010 at 07:02 AM.


