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650 TA reg/rec
I have experience of the reg/rec going on my Honda bros a few years ago, (same motor) and i would like a beefier unit one on my transalp outfit. the main reason for concern is that I'm running a bigger battery (17Ah) and more lighting.
Is there a bigger reg/rec that would be suitable? I'm well up on electrics/electronics but would like an off the shelf unit for spares supply.
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Are you having problems with reg/rec on a 650 Alp???
I haven't heard of this being a problem on the Alp, it ocassionally crops up on the A/T's.
There are many who are running allsorts of accesories without problems.
Sorry can't be of any help.
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No probs as of yet,
my concern is that as i will be running extra lighting due to possibly riding in the dark, in snow, in the artic circle, in winter, that the reg/rec be robust enough.
i wonder if the reg/rec is the same as the AT? would make sense.
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Originally Posted by Joe C90
No probs as of yet,
my concern is that as i will be running extra lighting due to possibly riding in the dark, in snow, in the artic circle, in winter, that the reg/rec be robust enough.
i wonder if the reg/rec is the same as the AT? would make sense.
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A friend with a 650 Alp is running 2* 55w spots permanently on (with bike lights), along with phone charger, h/grips and an intercom. No probs in 20,000mls.
Not sure if it is the same unit as fitted to the Africa's, which seem to suffer ocassional failures.
Why not purchase a stock 650 reg/rec as a spare, if it's failure is a concern?
Phil
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hi
I may well do that.
I just like the idea of having an overspec'd unit in the first place. thanks for your thoughts!
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