Paul, I fitted a handlebar switch to do that job from Dennis Kirk. They call it a
DooDad switch, it looks like it is almost an OEM part and is their part # 21-200.
Switch comes in a neat handlebar mountable plastic enclosure, no need to make an ugly
little bracket, and the switch is enclosed so remains out of the rain. Mine
has been soaked many times.
Sam Blumenstein #795
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> I'm going to install a switch so that I can manually turn the fan on whenever I want
>(as alot of you have). I was wondering what sort of switch to use. It seems it
>would have to be waterproof, and I was wondering where the best place to get such a
>thing would be (for example, the person at my Radio Shack was no help).
> Thanks! Paul D. VMOA #742
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