Honda frunk power port?

[davidc83]

Vibration should not harm it. I have one of them and use it for the same thing on long bike trips with the battery in the frunk and devices either in frunk or on the bars.

 

[Yetman]

Hi 2WheeledJim! I had a similar need last week. It took me 5 minutes to get an ‘SA to ring connector’ to hook up to the battery. Once done I used a SAE to USB adapter to plug in my phone charger. Removing the USB adapter would prevent power leaks.
On your option:
You can secure the Battery pack with the thick rubber band that holds the tools to the side of the frunk compartment wall to prevent it from being knocked around.

 

[2wheeledJim]

Hi 2WheeledJim! I had a similar need last week. It took me 5 minutes to get an ‘SA to ring connector’ to hook up to the battery. Once done I used a SAE to USB adapter to plug in my phone charger. Removing the USB adapter would prevent power leaks.
On your option:
You can secure the Battery pack with the thick rubber band that holds the tools to the side of the frunk compartment wall to prevent it from being knocked around.

Have you got the thing - relay switch? - where you don't drain the battery unless the power's on?

 

[Yetman]

This what I use to plug into the SAE adapter cable attached to the battery. When unplugged the battery does not drain. When plugged there maybe a small drain on the battery, I never noticed when plugged for a few days.

 

[melensdad]

This what I use to plug into the SAE adapter cable attached to the battery. When unplugged the battery does not drain. When plugged there maybe a small drain on the battery, I never noticed when plugged for a few days.

This is exactly what I use too. Simple, reliable and inexpensive solution.

 

[670cc]

This what I use to plug into the SAE adapter cable attached to the battery. When unplugged the battery does not drain. When plugged there maybe a small drain on the battery, I never noticed when plugged for a few days.

I use this same SAE to USB adapter on my Goldwing, CRF, and my Zero DSR. Works fine; lasts a long time. Doesn’t rust, bust, or collect dust.