First I do not have experience or a need yet for an auxiliary box.Thanks for the input on the fuse block in a previous post, that info raises a second question, wire the auxiliary fuse block to a "keyed" power source or direct to the battery so it's "always on". Let me know what you think and why.
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Probably something you'd want to test at home first.I'm assuming that charging both my web cams plus my cell phone would not draw enough off the battery to make starting the bike a problem. (at least that's what I'm hoping)
That sounds like the way to go, you get the best of both worlds.If you are using a FuzeBlock, it gives you a choice to attach your device to switched or unswitched power. You need to wire the fuzeblock to both powers so you can decide which you want to use for your devices.
There are two sets of Aux power leads on the C14 front and rear, somewhat hidden....however these are switched, not hot. Suitable for triggering a power relay but not as a source for much power (5 Amp fuse on Gen II C14s). So the answer to your question is, No.I have to ask a question. Does the c 14 have the same hot aux connections that my c10 has? If so use an inexpensive fuse block powered by a relay for your switched outputs and use the hot aux connections for your always on connections. I got one for around $10.00 online.
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