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So what is the standard coming directly from the battery?
I can buy these plugs dirt cheap from autozone. But on one side, the fully insulated female side would be +. On the other side, the exposed male side would be + (so you can match + to + when plugging it in).
I want to install it and have it freefloat under the seat of my motorcycle until I need to use it (for example, to plug in a tire inflator, trickle charge, etc.). But which lead should I make the positive?
I want to make the insulated side positive because it's insulated and if it bumps against something it won't cause a short. But will that match up with what the industry is doing if I were to buy a standard item and try to plug it in? Heated gear, tire inflator, trickle charger, etc. etc.? On the component side, is the male plug intended to be positive?
Alexi
I can buy these plugs dirt cheap from autozone. But on one side, the fully insulated female side would be +. On the other side, the exposed male side would be + (so you can match + to + when plugging it in).
I want to install it and have it freefloat under the seat of my motorcycle until I need to use it (for example, to plug in a tire inflator, trickle charge, etc.). But which lead should I make the positive?
I want to make the insulated side positive because it's insulated and if it bumps against something it won't cause a short. But will that match up with what the industry is doing if I were to buy a standard item and try to plug it in? Heated gear, tire inflator, trickle charger, etc. etc.? On the component side, is the male plug intended to be positive?
Alexi
