$94 in the ad....But still, $49 for a dual USB powerlet adapter?
QTY Not available in the current price sethttp://www.powerletcanada.com/product/PKT-028.
That's $94 for the dual outlets and $49 for the dual USB adapter that would fit in a powerlet port. Dual USB adapters that fit in a traditional 12V port (cigarette style) are much cheaper. $20 and less. Personally I wouldn't put a USB adapter that far back on the bike but keep it up front.Originally Posted by SMSW
But still, $49 for a dual USB powerlet adapter?
$94 in the ad....
Did you order one? I would have but it said not available.wow, great price. I couldnt say no to that...
Right you are - on both counts!. And, the dual USB powerlet angled plug can be had more cheaply - I got mine for $34 at (gasp) the BMW MOA National Rally last summer for $34, iirc.That's $94 for the dual outlets and $49 for the dual USB adapter that would fit in a powerlet port. Dual USB adapters that fit in a traditional 12V port (cigarette style) are much cheaper. $20 and less.
That's where my powerlet port is as well. The dual USB powerlet adapter didn't exist when I set this up the first time so I may pony up the $50 to simplify and clean up the the arrangement. It powers my phone which is also my GPS.Obviously, my USB/powerlet plug that I use for my cell and gps works wonderfully when plugged into the port above the steering head
I did at about 1 pm this afternoon. Got my invoice and the receipt from paypal. I see that it is now unavailable. Thats unfortunate.Did you order one? I would have but it said not available.
Robert, Thanks for pointing this out - I never gave it a thought. But, I'm running this powerlet off the quartet harness so it is switched off by the ignition key. And, if you shop around, you can break the $49.95 barrier. No doubt the same guys will be at the Salt Lake City BMW MOA Nat rally this summer (July 13 - 16). Though, I have to admit, the price of admission and camping at Humbug was exorbitant so no doubt it will be the same or worse in SLC. If you know any BMW riders who are going (and the buzz now seems to indicate it will be better attended than New York's 6K visitors) you might ask them to pick it up for you.That's where my powerlet port is as well. The dual USB powerlet adapter didn't exist when I set this up the first time so I may pony up the $50 to simplify and clean up the the arrangement. It powers my phone which is also my GPS.
Do you run that power switched or always on? The adapters draw some power even when nothing is plugged in though it's probably pretty light. And at $50 I'd remove it when parked for any amount of time.
BTDT. Sorry. Previous clearance sale? It's still shown at the powerlet site. A bit pricey. Knowing the measurements and making a cardboard template it would be fairly easy to fab.Just got an email saying the item is out of stock
As long as it doesn't draw them from the trees I'd be ok with that. You might even be able to make a stencil from that to adorn the fairing with deer strike acknowledgments. Powerlet wants $20 for a socket.If there is any downside its that there is a subtle running deer emblem on the lid.
Wow, that heated jacket liner (XL), with wireless remote controller, is a super deal for $99! The controller looks exactly the same as the one from Warm-n-Safe.As was mentioned, there are several real good deals on the Canadian powerlet site.
for example:
heated jacket liners normally $425 - some sizes are on for $99
heated glove liners - normally $99 - some sizes on for $35
Severals sockets, connectors, harnesses, etc on for $9.99
You have to mine the site a bit to find the real deals but if you persevere, you will find some good things.
Rod