dinku
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Cool thanks. Any chance you have used the innovv k1?
Innovv Power Hub1 Install and Review
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fredaroony
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How can you get that type of amperage feed out of a light circuit ?. Surely you will only get that by going to the battery.
Excellent set of photo's and a good explanation. Thank you.
fredaroony
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It is connected to the battery and the light wire is used as a trigger
fredaroony
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Great info again, a great Sunday morning read.. inspiring.!
Is the only reason you didn't use a PDM 60 the cost? You wouldn't need all those fuses with a PDM 60.
fredaroony
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Pretty much as this is half the cost of a PDM60.
fredaroony
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OK ta.
I used a PDM on my other gs(?) and its such a neat and tidy job I'll probably use another....I just wondered if you'd found something better.
Moose
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Fred - where did you connect the yellow trigger wire? The Twisted Throttle video (about the ezCAN) suggested the tyre pressure monitor - wherever that is.
fredaroony
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They both do the same thing other than the PDM60 is programmable and has electronic fuses. I had some too on my old bike and you still have all the wires to contend with. I could have hidden all the wires under the plastic cover so none of them would be seen
fredaroony
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I connected it to the tail light wire which is gray/red stripe/yellow dot.
The ezcan does not use a trigger wire like the Innovv or the PDM60 and uses the bikes CANBUS. You plug it inline the CANBUS connector on the RDC (tyre pressure module) under the seat.
davidinberlin
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Hi FredaRoony,
To be honest I just joined the forum because I was searching reviews of the Innovv Powerhub before installing it and realising I didn't think through some aspect. I found your review and thought you would be a good person to answer the following question: can you place a trickle charger on the SAE lead you installed so I don't have to disconnect the battery in winter? I know some of these fuse blocks don't let you use a trickle charger and I'm loathe to have to uninstall everything to charge the battery so thought I would ask if your SAE lead works.
Sorry for forum crashing, but reviews on the Innovv are far and few between.
To be honest I just joined the forum because I was searching reviews of the Innovv Powerhub before installing it and realising I didn't think through some aspect. I found your review and thought you would be a good person to answer the following question: can you place a trickle charger on the SAE lead you installed so I don't have to disconnect the battery in winter? I know some of these fuse blocks don't let you use a trickle charger and I'm loathe to have to uninstall everything to charge the battery so thought I would ask if your SAE lead works.
Sorry for forum crashing, but reviews on the Innovv are far and few between.
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