Ground Effect Led Lighting
- Thread starter Jonesta97
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While I think a ground effects/under glow kit would look cool and I have actually considered it myself, depending on how much trail riding you do I'm not sure how long the lighting will hold up. I ride mostly trails, rail road beds with a lot of gravel and stuff like that so I would more than likely destroy the lighting in no time !
All of off thee LEDs would be mounted to the underside of the plastics. I thought about the frame but thought with the trails I ride and going threw water I figured they would be ripped away sooner or later. Any other ideas on ways to power them?
Use a small battery, like a lawn tractor, or 4wheeler with electric start. Depending on voltage maybe you could use a rechargeable battery pack for a remote control car?
Use the 12 VAC power that the Blaster supplies, no need to stuff around with a battery.
A rectifier diode or bridge rectifier to convert the AC voltage to DC will work for you.
May need to use a voltage dropping resistor depending on the LED pack.
It is possible to run them directly from the AC supply but they will not be at full brightness and may flicker at low revs.
A rectifier diode or bridge rectifier to convert the AC voltage to DC will work for you.
May need to use a voltage dropping resistor depending on the LED pack.
It is possible to run them directly from the AC supply but they will not be at full brightness and may flicker at low revs.
I'm looking into place lights that are Led on my Blaster and since no battery ISS present how can I wire them to have power? Would I be better off to have power from as small battery to power them or does anyone knows as better way to wire them?[
Blaner
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you a indeed right u can not see them in the mudd but i really dont run my lights on that much dont stay cleanYou wont see those blue lights when they covered in mud!!
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