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Just the basics 28 Dec 2005 12:41 #14891

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I looking for a scaled back wiring diagram to use as a starting point for my new electrical system. something scaled back for a chopper would work nicely... thanks

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Just the basics 29 Dec 2005 03:44 #14978

OnkelB Offline User Posts: 1011 Thank you received: 80	Here are a few links that should help you - esp. the last one has a lot of great info: kzrider.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=24450 www.ripper1.com/tech/wiring/ www.btinternet.com/~jhpart/bkwirec.htm 77 KZ 650 B1, 82 GPz 1100 B2.
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Just the basics 29 Dec 2005 06:14 #14994

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It would certainly help if you explained what electrical accessories you planned on putting on this harness. You will need a fuse block and one circuit will be for the ignition. Are you planning lights, horn, etc? Essentially, you will also need to describe the way power is being generated... alternator? stator? Are you planning on using a regulator or a combined regulator/rectifier?

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Just the basics 29 Dec 2005 08:15 #15015

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WG.. im using the generator and the regulator/rectfier setup... I worked on it last nite... when i get a bit farther ill post a PDF file (its in ACAD format now) to let someone elses eyes look at it.....

OnkelB.. thanks for the links.. i neede the bosch relay one

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