Hi

[fargo400h]

I've had the 2015 TT1215SE since January 2018 when I "upgraded" from my 20yo T309 Trophy. I've just been on a 1700 mile tour of Scotland and was very impressed with a 500 mile ride home.

Just one question - it's probably been answered before but I've not seen the posts yet - The TT1215SE has a Sat nav plug/socket connector available near the headstock. I would prefer a USB power supply (or a lead that converts to a USB-C connector) to power my mobile phone as a satnav.

Here's hoping the new one is even better than my old one!!

[Verdun95]

welcome aboard 
Regarding the Sat Nav connector have you used the search function? I've just typed "Sat nav connector" in the search module and 46 posts (including your introduction one) have beeb brought back. Hopefully you should find some sort of answer to your query...

[Coconut]

Hi fargo400h and to the Club !

There is already a USB Socket in the Glove Box, and this can easily be unclipped from the rear.

( It is designed for use by a device that fits inside the waterprroof glove box, and while possible,
it might not be the best solution to try and run an external cable into the glove box ).

Remove the Glove box by taking out the two screws ( one outside and one inside ) then lift the glove box
upwards and rearwards to disconnect the two front two pegs from their locating rubber mounts.
( Turning the handlebars fully to the side and squeezing the clutch lever makes it easier to remove ! )

To unclip the USB Socket, depress the side of the silver spring clip
and pull the Socket away from the Glove box.

You can then plug in your Mobile Phone cable ( Tape it up with electricians insulating tape
to stop it vibrating loose ), and this will not only provide power for your Phone, but if it is an iPhone,
then any Music files will be accessible to the Audio System which will identify it as an iPod 

The Triumph Accessory Plug ( Part No. A9938122 ) that connects to the dedicated
Sat Nav power supply you mention, has two bare wires that can be connected to any device
needing a 12V power supply.

There are USB Power supplies available that could be connected up to the NAV Power Supply,
or directly to the Main Battery, that will reduce the Trophy 12V down to the 5V used by USB devices,
such as this one ( on eBay ) here :

Waterproof USB socket motorcycle motorbike 12v 2.1A hardwired connect to battery

( I have no affiliation or any other association with the Seller ).

Cheers 

[trophied]

Also be aware that if you wire in a 2.1A USB port, it should be wired as a switched source since the 2.1A USB have a constant draw (very small amount, but constant) on the electrical source.  The 2.1A USB's allow for charging while using the equipment and the 1A may not do that on some electronic items.

[silverstripes]

Hello Fargo400h and welcome to the gang 

[karl]

  to the big triple club  Hope you have fun with your new bike. 

[Bludy L]

 

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