Hand Warmers on a Sno Scoot

[Phazernut]

I've asked this question on the 2 stoke side of the site but haven't gotten any responce. Can a sno scoot's electrical system handle hand warmers?
I have an 88 with electric start but I want to warm my little guy's hands.

 

[SharkAttak]

try it

 

[Phazernut]

I would rather here if someone elses has done it before I invest the time and money in a possible losing cause. If it has never been done I will be the first I guess

 

[SharkAttak]

i've never seen a sno-scoot, with hand warmers

 

[srxguy]

I am sure it will work. You have a battery right?..Just hook then to a switch them run it to the battery

 

[LazyBastard]

I ran hand warmers on an 82 ET300. Should be fine as long as you've got some power.

 

[Phazernut]

I would rather not run them directly from the battery. If they get left on they kill the battery

 

[LJ 452]

Run them from a switched relay, from the battery. Basically use something that is only on when the sled is running, ie headlight or something. Use that circuit to switch the relay which will then feed power to the hand warmers directly from the battery. Just make sure you use some type of output control ( high/low switch w/resistor) or you might get a little toasty, this apply's regardless of how you connect them to the sled.

 

[DaveyBoy]

I have them on my sons scootand had them on several others as the previous poster said

 

[SharkAttak]

did you do it?