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TB

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Powerlet Wireless Thermostat
« on: March 07, 2011, 07:39:59 PM »
Installed a Powerlet wireless thermostat and receiver for my heated gear.  It comes with a small receiver that is hardwired to my jacket and gloves.  The wireless controller is a dual thermostat that can be mounted anywhere on the bike.  You train the receiver to talk to the controller and it can be used on any type of heated gear.  Pretty cool...well, make that hot.
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2008 FLHX, 103 Big Bore, SE Air Cleaner and re-map, Klock Werk windshield.
2005 Assembled - Grim Reap'r -100ci RevTech, Prowler frame.
1993 Sportster - Steam Roll'r - 1200cc, 200 front tire, Paucho springer.
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Re: Powerlet Wireless Thermostat
« Reply #1 on: March 07, 2011, 09:48:59 PM »
Was just checking those out online yesterday. Only issue I'd have is moving between bikes; I guess I could just use velcro.
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Re: Powerlet Wireless Thermostat
« Reply #2 on: March 08, 2011, 07:19:44 AM »
That was my plan, to use velcro.  The controller is pretty light weight so it should be a problem.  It's suppose to be waterproof.  I guess I'll find out soon enough when the weather breaks.
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2008 FLHX, 103 Big Bore, SE Air Cleaner and re-map, Klock Werk windshield.
2005 Assembled - Grim Reap'r -100ci RevTech, Prowler frame.
1993 Sportster - Steam Roll'r - 1200cc, 200 front tire, Paucho springer.
more photos at:  www.nccycle.com
 

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