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Possibly a quick query for the leccy-minded chaps on the group:

Someone was inferring on faceache that a bike (cali 1100i) that cut out when hot, but was fine when cool, may have dicky relays.

I wondered- Why would that be a thing? Working when cold, but not when the bike’s hot? 🤔

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Relays get hot in use. Especially under-rated relays (common) in a high current position (ignition/fuel like Relay#5 on our V11).

We have a thread with some IR temperature testing I can probably find . . . )

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as a total electrical numpty, i forgot that where there’s electrical flow, there’s heat

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On 8/4/2020 at 2:51 PM, docc said:

Relays get hot in use. Especially under-rated relays (common) in a high current position (ignition/fuel like Relay#5 on our V11).

We have a thread with some IR temperature testing I can probably find . . . )

Here are :notworthy: MartyNZ's relay temperature readings in ºC. Mine are a few posts above in ºF . . .

 

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