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I've not got photos but I twisted the sinewave and supernova wires together and popped them into the connector. Sure, it means it's all connected together but I'm lazy so the easiest solution is the best.
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from 5.25 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvc2WdvIgVk&t=7s
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Thrasher
@Albb
Hi,
in search of good advice.
I have run before my supernova in the front wired with the e3 tail light.
However, I would like to install a sinewave (or very similar inverter) to keep my stuff powered.
What should be the best way to wire / cable them?
Should I run the sinewave cables directly into the hub + running the supernova front cables too into the hub or should I add a splitter somewhere and what type?
I have a rodeo dynamo fork therefore I would like to do a neat job trying to disguise the cables as much as I can.
forget to say that the new hub will be a SON.
Ty in advance