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Old 06-26-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Watts, volts, amps.

Anybody know what the output is on an '03? I am interested in adding a heated seat and want to know if it'll work.

Thanks in advance!
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Shouldn't be an issue.. Keep it under 60 watts or so.. You can trim the power using a heatroller or similar device.. I ran with a full heated jacket this past winter and will be adding heated grips before this winter.
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Shouldn't be an issue.. Keep it under 60 watts or so.. You can trim the power using a heatroller or similar device.. I ran with a full heated jacket this past winter and will be adding heated grips before this winter.
Thanks Punk.
Which jacket did you use and did it pump out some real heat?

Anybody know what the output actually is though?
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Shouldn't be an issue.. Keep it under 60 watts or so.. You can trim the power using a heatroller or similar device.. I ran with a full heated jacket this past winter and will be adding heated grips before this winter.
Just wondering which jacket you used and if you liked it.

Also, if anyone knows the actual numbers.

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