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    Heated jacket liner

    I just bought a Klim gore-tex altitude jacket and love it but it does not have a liner to keep you warm. Im thinking of getting the FirstGear heated jacket liner and was not sure which one to go with, the 90 watt or 70 watt. Also, I ride solo and was wondering which controller should I get? My gloves keep me warm so I will probally only be plugging in the jacket liner. Is the controller hard to install and where have you mounted your pigtail? Thanks for the help!
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    If you will go to the 3rd page under accessories and the post so I got a electric heated liner
    you will see some pic of different mounts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yellow rex View Post
    If you will go to the 3rd page under accessories and the post so I got a electric heated liner
    you will see some pic of different mounts.
    Thanks! I like how clean your install looks. On one of the other posts they had this link posted: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Goldwing-Har...item1c49a0c10c. Is this what you used and do you think it could be used with FirstGear also?
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    I have a Tourmaster Synergy jacket that I bought in 2010. It works very good still today and it is very warm.
    Just keep in the bag and even if your just a little cold put it on and start jamming to the tunes again with a big smile.
    I had to get a new lead to the battery because I let it get corrosion (I probalbly could have cleaned it)

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    Yes that will work just buy a extension cable so you can cut in half to have your
    male and female end for your disconnect when you wish to remove the panel.

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