The Motorcycle Electrical Chassis is designed for student skills training in actual simulated model electrical systems as found on most motorcycles.
The unit consists of original motorcycle components, which are mounted onto a simulated model chassis.
The chassis includes an integrated floor stand mounted on wheels for mobility.
The components are attached to the chassis in approximately the same position as found on a motorcycle. All components are fully operable.
The components include one head light, two turn signals, one horn, one tail light unit, charging system, brake switch and brake switch light.
The dash board includes one ampere meter, one voltmeter, ignition switch, head light switch, high/low beam switch, turn signal switch, brake switch and horn switch also has a fuse for circuit protection.
The generator system which is normally driven by the engine is rotated by an electric motor in order to simulate the electrical system as if the engine was running. Output of generator is measured by the ampere and voltmeter. A motorcycle battery is provided for operating the electrical system.
The battery can be charged by the charging system during operation.
