SAE connector on input allows connection to any pigtail / battery lead / 12V auto or motorcycle adapter. Charges faster than standard auto USB chargers, appr...
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Showing posts with label motorcycle. Show all posts
O100 Motorcycle USB charger : OptiMate Accessories
Posted Tuesday, May 14, 2013 in Accessories, Charger, motorcycle, OptiMate by Mary Farrell
O100 Motorcycle USB charger : OptiMate Accessories Tube. Duration : 1.92 Mins.
SAE connector on input allows connection to any pigtail / battery lead / 12V auto or motorcycle adapter. Charges faster than standard auto USB chargers, appr...
SAE connector on input allows connection to any pigtail / battery lead / 12V auto or motorcycle adapter. Charges faster than standard auto USB chargers, appr...
Motorcycle Handlebar Mount with Mobile Phone Waterproof Case
Posted Sunday, December 30, 2012 in Handlebar, Mobile, motorcycle, Waterproof by Mary Farrell
Motorcycle Handlebar Mount with Mobile Phone Waterproof Case Video Clips. Duration : 9.90 Mins.
This UltimateAddons waterproof case is ideal for iPhones \ Samsung Galaxy S \ HTC Mobile Phones and many more. For more information and to find the right motorcycle mount for you visit: www.ultimate-mobiles.co.uk
This UltimateAddons waterproof case is ideal for iPhones \ Samsung Galaxy S \ HTC Mobile Phones and many more. For more information and to find the right motorcycle mount for you visit: www.ultimate-mobiles.co.uk
Tiny motorcycle battery (how to build an A123 pack)
Posted Tuesday, December 4, 2012 in Battery, motorcycle by Mary Farrell
Tiny motorcycle battery (how to build an A123 pack) Tube. Duration : 5.67 Mins.
Here's a battery for your motorcycle that weighs in at under 2 lbs! It's only 4 x 2.5 x 2 inches in size. It has approximately 200 cold cranking amps and 4.6Ah capacity. This battery successfully cranked my 1200 Sportster 6 times in a row with almost no break or significant charge time (6 cycles of engine start followed by less than 10 seconds of run time, then shut down and repeat). The battery pack showed no sign of slowing down. The down side? It's a bit expensive (expect to spend 0 - 0). An R/C battery charger is recommended for initial charging. However, it's supposedly safe to use a 5A car charger with close monitoring (they charge fast - under an hour!). Thereafter, the motorcycle's charge system should be adequate. Do not use a trickle charger (Battery Tender) with A123 packs. Additionally, these batteries are resistant but not impervious to imbalance. I did not include balance leads on my packs, but they may be worth using in order to perfectly charge the pack from time to time. Here are the parts sources I promised: 26650 A123 cells, 145mm shrink wrap -- battlepack.com Dewalt DC9280 or DC9360 battery packs are another source of batteries Forklift connectors (6382PT) -- Amazon (or McMaster 7043K91) Hyperion battery bars and balance connectors -- aircraft-world.com 6AWG welding cable -- www.mcmaster.com 6AWG ring terminals - Home Depot MegaPower 930SR 1S~12S Li-po/A123 Charger + LCB12S -- aero-nuts.com
Here's a battery for your motorcycle that weighs in at under 2 lbs! It's only 4 x 2.5 x 2 inches in size. It has approximately 200 cold cranking amps and 4.6Ah capacity. This battery successfully cranked my 1200 Sportster 6 times in a row with almost no break or significant charge time (6 cycles of engine start followed by less than 10 seconds of run time, then shut down and repeat). The battery pack showed no sign of slowing down. The down side? It's a bit expensive (expect to spend 0 - 0). An R/C battery charger is recommended for initial charging. However, it's supposedly safe to use a 5A car charger with close monitoring (they charge fast - under an hour!). Thereafter, the motorcycle's charge system should be adequate. Do not use a trickle charger (Battery Tender) with A123 packs. Additionally, these batteries are resistant but not impervious to imbalance. I did not include balance leads on my packs, but they may be worth using in order to perfectly charge the pack from time to time. Here are the parts sources I promised: 26650 A123 cells, 145mm shrink wrap -- battlepack.com Dewalt DC9280 or DC9360 battery packs are another source of batteries Forklift connectors (6382PT) -- Amazon (or McMaster 7043K91) Hyperion battery bars and balance connectors -- aircraft-world.com 6AWG welding cable -- www.mcmaster.com 6AWG ring terminals - Home Depot MegaPower 930SR 1S~12S Li-po/A123 Charger + LCB12S -- aero-nuts.com
How to make a USB charger for your motorcycle
Posted Sunday, October 7, 2012 in Charger, motorcycle by Mary Farrell
How to make a USB charger for your motorcycle Tube. Duration : 2.40 Mins.
A video that I put together really fast showing how to make a USB charger for your motorcycle.
A video that I put together really fast showing how to make a USB charger for your motorcycle.
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