NW Comet
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Have you added a fuse block to your NC to connect your accessories? If so what fuse block did you get and where did you mount it?
Did you add a Fuse Block to your NC?
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dduelin
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This is how I did it on my first NC700X. When I bought the second one I used the same setup.
https://www.nc700-forum.com/forum/nc700-mods/733-accessory-fuse-block-add.html?highlight=bussman
https://www.nc700-forum.com/forum/nc700-mods/733-accessory-fuse-block-add.html?highlight=bussman
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Grey1one
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Here are few more threads about the subject. For some reason the links in my post don't show in the preview. 
Accessory Wiring (Plan/Log)
https://www.nc700-forum.com/forum/nc700-mods/11244-newbie-electrical-accessory-questions.html#post162270
Accessory Wiring (Plan/Log)
https://www.nc700-forum.com/forum/nc700-mods/11244-newbie-electrical-accessory-questions.html#post162270
Tiny Tim
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I put one on my 750S.
I used a FUZEBLOCK - google it. Takes a +ve and -ve from the battery and a switched +ve from wherever you like (I used the headlight feed)
The switched live operates a 30amp relay allowing fuses to be set either for C - continuous or S - switched.
I put it in the base of the frunk where the service manual goes. (I lined the frunk with vinyl to stop it becoming a "Black Hole"
I used a FUZEBLOCK - google it. Takes a +ve and -ve from the battery and a switched +ve from wherever you like (I used the headlight feed)
The switched live operates a 30amp relay allowing fuses to be set either for C - continuous or S - switched.
I put it in the base of the frunk where the service manual goes. (I lined the frunk with vinyl to stop it becoming a "Black Hole"
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