How to Generate Extra Power in your Motorcycle

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Guys this is not a tutorial where iam teaching you how to do it,
I just wanted to tell u there is a way to generate extra 12volt dc power while riding using wind ,
And for that the best thing you can use is these little computer cooling fans,
all you need to do is hook this up with your battery terminals as shown,
and there your battery will be getting charged not just by the engine alternator but also by the CPU fan

The next process is to add an switch to the connection so that battery doesn't get used by the CPU fan while bike is stationary,
now the set up is finished, just switch on the circuit when u are riding and you will have extra battery power to charge phone, camera, heating pad and extra Light on your motorcycle,

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