CaptCaper
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- 2016 RS Vector XTX 1.25 Lug wifes..2013 RS Vector LTX.. 2003 600 VMax Past Machines 3-2007 Attaks 1-2010 Vector LTX.. sorry no Stinkdoos or poo's cats.
I used the DC outlet via spliceing in th wires behind for the heated shield and Garmin handheld 60cs. It blew fuses so I put in a 5 amp,it was a 3 amp and it has worked. But I will connect it to the battery this year with a fuse I can get too.
SRXTripman
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Heated shield plug
I have found a solution to this problem, I found a kimpex power outlet that you drill a hole in your plastic and mount it just like the teather , also has a rubber nuber to cover it with . Still use a fuse thogh.
Carl T Rocks in parish NY has them .
I have found a solution to this problem, I found a kimpex power outlet that you drill a hole in your plastic and mount it just like the teather , also has a rubber nuber to cover it with . Still use a fuse thogh.
Carl T Rocks in parish NY has them .
Crewchief47
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- 2008 Nytro MTX 45th
My dash mount plug lasted untill my first ejection from the sled. The cord and plug were destroyed from a sideways pull while I was flying through the air. My shield wire now hangs about 6" below my high-beam switch so that when I become seperated from my sled, the cord has a straight pull to unplug instead of ripping out. I've only had to replace one helmet wire since then.....
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littleredsled
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i got myn riged up to the jumper cable spot so its always hot that way when we all stop myn stays heated when theres get all fogged up haha
