9V Ciggie adapter for bike battery

Anyone know where I can get one?

The first one I had, I was given, and now can't find.

Basically looking for a 9V ciggie type adapter (the bit that you plug
accessories *INTO*) that has the hoop type connecters for fitting to a bike
battery.

 

9V? - sure about that?

 

Look, whatever voltage it is, I'm not desperately bothered.

What I want is the adapter - can you help with that question?

 

It just happens to be quite important, given that you don't want to be
supplying 12v to something that's expecting 9v.

Halfords.

 

Assuming you mean 12V, I just use one of the extension sets from
Halfords. It's got a double socket on one end, & a plug on t'other that
goes into the existing car lighter socket. Cut that plug off & stick a
couple of battery connectors on it et voila!

If you do mean an adapter that also drops it to 9V, bugger knows.

 

the cont known as SteveH says...

Prolly means 12V. Maplins would be the place to get them.

 

yes.

I just use one of the extension sets from

yeah I guess that's probably the way to do it. Just thought it might be
possible to get one already done (yes I KNOW it isn't a tough job).

 

12v, yes. Maplins, extension lead, socket one ens, plug the other. Buy,
remove *plug*, add crimp on ring connectors. Done.

9v - never heard of one.
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Yes, I meant 12V - thank you all for pointing this out.

Right, maplins/halfords - ta.

 

You probably can get them from somewhere like Touratech, but if so,
they'll no doubt have the usual 'motorcycle accessory premium' added to
the price.

 

17,000,000%, IIRC. Thieving gits!
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Indeed - looks like it's about £5 from Maplins, so I shall pop into the one
near work.

 

Cheers though I think I can manage it - good idea re the fuse.

This is for the GPS [1], nothing too exciting.


[1] spoilt for choice as to where to put it It'll vibrate to bits within
days (the GPS, not the bike) mind you.

 

I can crimp on the requisite battery connectors if you want, but it would
also be worth putting an inline fuse in the positive lead also.

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My bike 1996 Kawasaki ZR1100 Zephyr
M'boy's bike 2003 Honda NSR125R
Spare Bike 1990 Suzuki TS50X
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Here's a stupid question - this would be a 12V fuse, yes?

 

ffs. Fuses are rated im amps.

 

Which GPS?


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PM#7
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A 3 year old, slightly worse for wear but well travelled Garmin E-Trex
Vista.

Used to live on the SV, then the GSX-R, now I want to put it on the bike
where it makes the most sense, yet I'll probably use it least

 

I am having a blonde lif^W evening aren't I...

Right, what amp rating would you recommend - serious question.

 

wessie says...

List prices

Suzuki DL1000 - 6349ukp

BMW R1150 GS Adventure - 8810ukp

That works out at 2461ukp for a 12V ciggie lighter, fucking rip-off
bastard shitty BMW boxheads.