Increased electrical output for accessories?

[that_guy]

You didn't happen to buy your GS off eBay did you? I track eBay bike sales and noticed one listed there several months ago.

I am buying it tomorrow from danny never of this board.

[RedShift]

No offence taken.

True, it's a mystery to me as well as to what the GS500's power output truely is.  I've looked through my owners and Clymer manual and couldn't find it.

One of us should experiment with an Amp and Volt meter and run the bike at speed to find out what the generator really puts out.  I know a lot of us here would be interested to know.  

[Jazzzzz]

FYI - this is the output of the Electrex stator:

The ESG010 will offer 265watts for added accessories. Make sure you purchase products with low amperage draw. Thanks

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[starwalt]

So they claim 265W?

For stock GS at 12V x 20A = 240W...basically 2A more available.

Make sure you purchase products with low amperage draw.

I find it interesting they mention this.  

One of us should experiment with an Amp and Volt meter and run the bike at speed to find out what the generator really puts out.

I see this as another task after I get the 90 running.

Max load test would be:
High Beam, Turn Signal, Brake, run down battery, some RPM below 3K. Any alternate ideas for Max Load test?

Oooo...I see a laptop with my RS-232 VOM feeding it data all strapped to the back!!! A current shunt will be needed, but I've done this somewhat with the no-load scope shots of the starter motor current.
CLICKY MAKE BIGGY.