LJ Mighty Mite Fans Connected To Left Side ACC Power Plug

[keikat2]

I have a question. In turn, if my question sounds unrealistic or not applicable, please forgive my asking.

With having the LJ Mighty Mite fans connected to the left side ACC power plug, does anyone see any issue(s) with the + or - 12V power going directly to the fans while the Trike is in the process of cranking? Basically, while the Trike is cranking, could the direct + or - voltage "burn-out" the fans.

Thank you,

Allen S.

 

[rhino 2]

I have a question. In turn, if my question sounds unrealistic or not applicable, please forgive my asking.

With having the LJ Mighty Mite fans connected to the left side ACC power plug, does anyone see any issue(s) with the + or - 12V power going directly to the fans while the Trike is in the process of cranking? Basically, while the Trike is cranking, could the direct + or - voltage "burn-out" the fans.

Thank you,

Allen S.

Not An unrealistic question at all I wonder if the accessory switch powers off when you hit the starter like the headlights do??

 

[Jack Klarich]

The answer is no, I start my Freewheeler with the fans on with no issues

 

[Fearless]

+1 I do the same

 

[keikat2]

Sounds Good

OK. Thank you for your responses. During the cranking process, I figure automobiles probably have some method of monitoring the voltage and protecting the air conditioner, radio, etc.... remaining in the ON position after the car was previously turned OFF. However, I did not know if motorcycles had the same variable voltage protection for electrical items trying to operate during the cranking process. I figured I was safe; however, I just wanted to ask.

Thanks again,

Allen S.