Re: ca electric problem

gimmejimmie /
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Hi Jim,

Glad to see you have enough electric to be online in CA :)

I have heard about the tailight ground circuit before, what's the deal? Is that some type of surge protection, or a way to complete the ground? I used to have a Triumph that used a Zener Diode to handle that problem, but that bike put out much more rpms than a ped.

Is that just a cheap way out for the manufacters to handle surges? if so, it's seems to be a design flaw. Could an inline fuse be used, it would be a hellava lot easier/cheaper than checking a bulb.

I run a Marinelli V1 engine/electrical system, does that have that suckass set up too? Just Euro bikes?

I hope you can reply in between the roving brown outs :)

How bout a moped powered generator at your house,(not with the price of gas,huh)F OPEC! friggin camel humping towelheads! (while they're laughing at us)

jimmiegimme

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  ciao electric problemTopic by: Gibson Hartwell Gibson Hartwell 03/22/01 01:57PM
  Re: ciao electric problemRe: Reeperette Reeperette 03/22/01 02:08PM
  Re: ciao electric problemRe: Fred Fred 03/22/01 04:31PM
  Re: ciao electric problemRe: Ron Brown Ron Brown 03/22/01 04:38PM
  Re: ciao electric problemRe: Jim C. Jim C. 03/22/01 11:33PM
  Re: ca electric problemRe: gimmejimmie gimmejimmie 03/23/01 10:58AM
  Re: ca electric problemRe: Gibson Hartwell Gibson Hartwell 03/25/01 10:07AM
  Re: ca electric problemRe: Jim C Jim C 03/26/01 09:54PM
  Re: ca electric problemRe: gimmejimmie gimmejimmie 03/26/01 10:08PM
  Re: ca electric problemRe: Jim C. Jim C. 03/28/01 12:10AM

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