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Started by vfrtom, June 22, 2012, 12:48:54 PM

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vfrtom

I fitted a Stiebel Magnum, but it doesn't work. If I connect across the battery, all is fine. I propose to fit a relay, but where would be the best point to pick up the main supply. I can take it back to the battery, but would prefer not to
Thanks Tom

Kwikasfuki

Unless you have something like a fuzeblock, I would take it direct to the battery.
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O.C.

and the only real place able to accomodate a fuzeblok is under the seat by the seat catch....Ive tried with mine  :yes:
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ROG .

Essex Boy

what on earth is a stiebel magnum ?.

I want one, LOL

eb

O.C.

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ROG .

Martin#30

Quote from: olde coney on June 22, 2012, 09:55:14 PM
and the only real place able to accomodate a fuzeblok is under the seat by the seat catch....Ive tried with mine  :yes:

I have my fuzeblok up front, by the airbox intake air tube on the right hand side. Works well for me, as all the stuff I wanted to wire in (extra lights, heated clothes) needed to be up that end.

Piccies and a "how I did it" guide on my website if anyone needs it - http://www.trackandrace.com/workshop/

Martin.
65,000 miles now. Loving this bike.

Gonome

Quote from: MJJ_ZX6RR on June 23, 2012, 09:39:11 AM
I have my fuzeblok up front, by the airbox intake air tube on the right hand side. Works well for me, as all the stuff I wanted to wire in (extra lights, heated clothes) needed to be up that end.

Piccies and a "how I did it" guide on my website if anyone needs it - http://www.trackandrace.com/workshop/

Martin.

BTW nice looking Trophy Martin . I absolutely love my GTR but sometimes miss my Trophy 1200. :sad:
Better to be old and grey than the alternative!

coman37

Quote from: Essex Boy on June 23, 2012, 06:25:41 AM
what on earth is a stiebel magnum ?.

I want one, LOL

eb
I think its the one with the almonds !!!!!!

Coman
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100milesaway

Quote from: coman37 on June 23, 2012, 02:51:40 PM
  I think its the one with the almonds !!!!!!

Coman
Nah   It's a double caramel thingy :smartass:
What would you rather be   or a wasp?

Essex Boy

at 136 decibels it just can't be licked !

Martin#30

Quote from: Gonome on June 23, 2012, 02:46:06 PM
BTW nice looking Trophy Martin . I absolutely love my GTR but sometimes miss my Trophy 1200. :sad:

Yep, got to admit that the Trophy had more soul somehow. I bonded with it more I think. Probably because I spent most of my life fixing it, servicing it, or vainly trying to balance the carbs  :mfr_lol:

GTR is a better bike in almost every single regard though. Only thing I would want to bring over from the Triumph is the ability to leave the panniers and topbox closed but unlocked.

Martin.
65,000 miles now. Loving this bike.


O.C.

Quote from: MJJ_ZX6RR on June 23, 2012, 09:39:11 AM
I have my fuzeblok up front, by the airbox intake air tube on the right hand side. Works well for me, as all the stuff I wanted to wire in (extra lights, heated clothes) needed to be up that end.

Piccies and a "how I did it" guide on my website if anyone needs it - http://www.trackandrace.com/workshop/

Martin.

Nice one Martin. and great pics to help with fitment.

I was going to fit my Fuzeblok , but TBH I can't see the point at the moment as I only require feed for the comms, which comes from the rear aux power and the Sat Nav which is sourced from the front

The Fuzeblok is s great peice of kit tho'
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ROG .

Ros

Hi Tom,

I fitted a magnum too. And it didn't work to start with either.  I just fitted it and connected it where the stock horn was. However, after a bit of fiddling with the 'tuning screw' it blasts in a most satisfying manner!

If yours is making a kind of clanging noise rather than sounding, then, fiddle with the bolt that sticks out the middle a bit. Just do quarter turns until you get a note.

Also, beware that you'll get a slightly different result with the engine running so once you get a sound, fire up the motor and tune it properly.

Wear earplugs!

Ciao

Ros

trousersnake01

I use one of these on the CBF and I have taken it off to put on the GTR

Stebel Nautilus Compact Twin Horn

http://www.scooterunderground.ca/products/accessories/Scooter_Horns.htm

Certainly wake drivers up