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I also have the Powerlet in my front panel. It is a quality product and looks OEM once installed. Just take your time and USE A UNIBIT to drill the hole. I would recommend only a single positive wire to the battery. I added a seperate fuse block and ran all my accessories to it. Just one more...

Wow, I went and looked at the Lowrance I-Way 500C today at a local store. It was much larger than I expected. The large screen and MP3 are nice features, but I would really like to see what it will look like on my StemStand. It was also a little heavier than most of the others. I like it ALOT...

AFAIK there are 2 common types .... those that use FRS/GRMS radio's and others that use CB's. Anyone on the same type system and same channel can communicate with each other.

Rider to passenger is done internally thru the autocom, the FRS/GRMS radio's are only needed for bike to bike. You will need autocom's connector for the Motorola radio's and that will include a push to talk switch.

I have the Autocom Active-7 Smart and I am very pleased with it. Please understand that this model is meant for a 12 volt connection, it does not run off of batteries. If you want to put it in your tank bag, you will have to fashion a quick disconnect plug of some sort. As far as communications...

I like that Lowrance!! That looks like a really nice set-up. I had never seen that one before and I am thinking that may just be the ticket. I was going to wait for the TomTom Rider, but with a built in 10 gig mp3 player ....... that bad boy would be really sweet on my Stem Stand.

Another thumbs up for the Staintunes :D I love my "tunes" for all the reasons mentioned. The no rivits, no straps, no repacking, and removeable baffles were all on my list of "wants" so Staintune was a no-briner for me. They were pricey, but I am convinced they were worth it. I am certain...

Hello all, looks like there are lots of old friends in here. Nice to hear from everyone. Later .....