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12-28-2012, 08:54 AM
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n00b
Joined: Dec 2012
Location: Minnesota, USA
Oddometer: 4
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New Guy
Greetings,
In the lobby of one of Saigon's lesser known hotels I was introduced to your web site. On my return to the states (after 15 years) I have recently registered to it. Looks interesting with good people sharing stories and valuable info. I'm one of those Harley riders (since 1980), but have an occasional adventure on others too. Most recently I completed an unexpected 41,000 mile ride extensively throughout Vietnam on my "08" Harley Davidson. 1st to ever solo the country. I didn't go everywhere (as much as I tried, some trails are just not conducive to Harley Tracks, and some trails a Harley should not have been, but all part of the adventure), but I've seen more of Vietnam than most ever will. Earlier this year I had an intermission ride into the Kashmir Himalaya. 1st of the year to solo ride from Srinagar to Leh. The Zojila Pass was awesome at that time with a trail channeled through snow to 6 meters deep. This was on a Honda! A great ride and I look forward to a longer one during the summer months. I have a manuscript in progress for a formal presentation of a book about my adventures - Harley Tracks: Across Vietnam in the Spirit of Freedom. I have read your rules regarding postings and spams. With respect to your rules, I am in question regarding posting a notice of my web site and Facebook Fan page for photo and story introductions to my book. I will appreciate your comments or direction on this issue. Thank you, 6gear |
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12-28-2012, 03:01 PM
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F5lood.
Joined: Oct 2005
Location: Austria
Oddometer: 9,342
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Hi 6gear and welcome;
Looks like you've got some mean stories to tell. Think about composing a report in Ride Reports, Day Trips or Riding Pics. You could link to your website and FB page in your signature via your control panel. The more good stuff you post, the more people will see your sig. |
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01-02-2013, 11:00 AM
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n00b
Joined: Jan 2013
Oddometer: 1
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referred by a supply house
Hi, I'm new, referred by Aerostitch, a parts house I bought a grip heater package from. As I'm installing it I've come up with some questions about the use of relays that I'd like clarified. Professional answers only please.
1. Can I use a relay for more than one circuit if I stay within the Amp rating of the relay?? I think so, but just want to make sure. 2. Is there a rule of thumb which indicates a relay is necessary?? The grip warmers supply 55 Watts of power on high & draw about 4.6 Amps. I like being extra cautious. I appreciate your time & feedback. Nick |
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01-02-2013, 11:37 AM
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F5lood.
Joined: Oct 2005
Location: Austria
Oddometer: 9,342
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Hi naparasi,
start a new thread with an informative title in the Garage forum, you should find help there. |
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