Search results for query: Floating the ground

I see thank you for the reply i have looked into floating the ground and it is something i may do in the future the flicker doesnt bother me thanks again

...real meat of this mod lies in how the + from the battery gets wired up....but to get there, we must first lay out how the task of floating the ground gets carried out specifically on blaster wiring. As flippantly mentioned in mine and everyone else's posts, you just float the ground...

...state w/o a battery, the blaster's stator puts out AC current. You need DC current to make your project work, this requires: 1. floating the ground https://www.blasterforum.com/threads/float-the-ground.64362/ 2. swapping out the stock rectifier/regulator...

Search results for “floating the ground “ you’ll have to find what applies best https://www.blasterforum.com/search/55350351/?q=Float+the+ground&o=date BTW, the search function works great on this forum

...a 88-02 working coil since i do not have a 03-06 with me and they are a bit more expensive. I've heard methods of doing this by "Floating the ground" and connecting a wire for the 5th wire. Can someone explain into more detail what this means or an illustration? I am having trouble...

Thank you I just got a rebuild kit yesterday with the stock jets in it...idk why they have different size jets in it....it has a fmf fatty and shorty but so does my brothers and his starts up and rips just fine....also Instead of a floating ground reg rec and battery to run led headlights can I...

A friend was arguing with me about the current the regulator is producing to charge your battery....isn't it still ac after it passes thru it? The battery is charged with alternating current and then producing dc to feed the led bar?

For the record.... technically everything on an Bike, automobile, or battery powered for that matter has a floating ground. Floating ground exists in any circuit not grounded to earth. Keeping the circuits independent Is what they mean because if you ground a DC circuit to a circuit that has...

@Larry's Shee ... I thought it was 55W?

Stock stator is 35 watts AC . LEDS may flicker or burn out quickly if not converted to DC. Search "Floating the ground"

...can run DC LED strips and others say they flicker at low RPM's. adding a rectifier and small battery fixes this. (this is where floating the ground comes into play) check Trailtech for a rectifier and schematics to do this, any small 12 volt lawn tractor, atv, bike, or even alarm system or...

BTW, floating the ground is the process of changing AC into DC

https://www.blasterforum.com/search/11827580/?q=Led+lights&o=date https://www.blasterforum.com/search/11827612/?q=Floating+the+ground&o=date Probably best to start with most recent thread. Hope it doesn't overwhelme you. Don't be afraid to ask questions, everybody starts somewhere.

https://www.blasterforum.com/search/11129984/?q=Floating+the+ground&o=date&c[node]=170 https://www.blasterforum.com/search/11130008/?q=Led+lights&o=date&c[node]=170 Every thing you need is in the two links. IF you have a specific question someone will help you..

You want to search "floating the ground" . You need to get a new regulator/rectifier to convert the AC current to DC. I wonder how long a lead/acid battery would last with a small bar or couple of lights? Or a couple of li--po batteries for RC cars ??

You want to search "floating the ground" . You need to get a new regulator/rectifier to convert the AC current to DC. I wonder how long a lead/acid battery would last with a small bar or couple of lights? Or a couple of li--po batteries for RC cars ??

It's part of an LED harness. I drew it up this way so I didn't need a battery

...IF you want to do this right, the best thing would be to convert over to DC power. That would require a Voltage Rectifier, Floating the ground on the stator, and throwing in a small battery. There are quite a few threads here that people have done this on. I for one haven't done it...

http://www.thumpertalk.com/topic/632010-kdx-convert-to-dc-float-the-ground/ Read the 5th post...Pretty much what I said earlier . That's the whole floating the ground deal to separate it from the rest of the stator which is ac power that's grounded to the frame .