Negative Bus?

[BobFV1]

Help me out - I need the one with a negative bus, right? That means that I can run the ground wires for my accessories into the fuse block, right?

Also - I will still need relays, even with the fuse block - what's a good source - radio shack? Any particular brand or type/rating?

http://www.bluesea.com/dept.asp?d_id=7463&l1=7463

[jamming]

Bob, you can go to Radio shack, 20 amp, 12 volt
Or you can go here
http://www.easternbeaver.com/Home/Main/Products/Parts/parts.html

They have everything you need, relay kits the whole 9 yards.
Just solder everything, or if you use crimp-on connectors let me know. I have an aviation set of crimpers that will never come loose you can borrow.
Roger

BTW they also sell Posi-lock connectors, real good stuff.

[GPM]

Yes on the Negative Bus. Yes on the relays, at least for high draw stuff like lights and big horn. Most auto parts stores also sell them.

[Acacia]

Bob,
If you have a Fry's - visit them for relays - they have Bosch 30amp/32 volt rated ones for about $4.95 - they are sealed and German made. Could probably get them online too. The Radio Shack are cheap from Taiwan and not sealed and if I recall about $8.

Solder - if you can - less chance of corrosion.

[RandyRandy]

A while ago I bought the Stebel Magnum TM80 Replacement horn for my R1150R. Although it is louder than the stock horn, I'd like it to be a little louder still. Would putting it on a relay help? (Or is it already on a relay?). How about an air horn? If I put in an air-horn would I then need a relay? Thanks and Cheers.

Stebel Horns:

http://adventurersworkshop.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=AWI&Category_Code=Stebel_Air_Horns

[Deans BMW]

Randy, the Stebel air horn from the Adventure Workshop comes with a relay and Yes, I would recomend that you use it.