dc conversion

[booxzzy]

Hi guys!

Probably you already had someone asking about this topic and many of you will just skip my question but for those who will not i have few questions.

I am planning to install LED lights on my banshee in near future but the problem is i can not find anything anywhere about how to do it.

I found how to modify stator and that is about it,i do not know what to do after that so my question is do i need to install 12v rectifier and how do i have to connect wires?

[rubberneck]

here you go

 

http://gallery.trailtech.net/media/instructions/lights/regrec/010-ELV-71.pdf

 

Yes you will need to put in a regulator rectifier. I believe that a battery is not required but i know that there was a recent post on here that they tried without battery and experienced som flickering at low rpm with LED lights. So you may want to just start with adding a battery. Another advantage is you can run the lights while parked with bike off. They also have detailed steps on floating ground on stator in case you need more reference materials for that.

 

 

As far as hooking up the lights, if it was me i would wire in a relay and hook the power for the relay directly to the battery, then just use your switch to trigger the relay

[booxzzy]

here you go

 

http://gallery.trailtech.net/media/instructions/lights/regrec/010-ELV-71.pdf

 

Yes you will need to put in a regulator rectifier. I believe that a battery is not required but i know that there was a recent post on here that they tried without battery and experienced som flickering at low rpm with LED lights. So you may want to just start with adding a battery. Another advantage is you can run the lights while parked with bike off. They also have detailed steps on floating ground on stator in case you need more reference materials for that.

Thanks mate,that helped a lot and saved me heaps of time.

u r the best

[rubberneck]

no sweat glad it helped