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  • #91
    Originally posted by rider_rock View Post
    help guys , can using 450micro farad capacitor solve the problem
    Yeah, a lower value cap will discharge faster.

    Indicators flash due to a flasher circuit present in the bike. LEDs will flash too, but they may blink faster compared to bulbs due to change in resistance.
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    • #92
      thanks buddy will try it
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      • #93
        Hi all .. any one can provide me a LED layout in bread board for my 95 model RX100's tail light?? Also how can i fit a LED for the speedo console??
        Last edited by bikerharis; 08-05-2009, 12:25 PM.
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        • #94
          Originally posted by bikerharis View Post
          Hi all .. any one can provide me a LED layout in bread board for my 95 model RX100's tail light?? Also how can i fit a LED for the speedo console??
          The general idea is described in the 1st post. Why don't you try something yourself and let us know what you come up with?

          I glued the LEDs underneath the numbers in the speedo dial.
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          • #95
            Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View Post
            A normal speedo does not contain LEDs. They use 3W bulbs. I have installed the LEDs. It has few normal 5mm white LEDs glued to the underside of the speedo dial.

            Here is a pic of a LED -

            The 5mm LED I have used is the one at the centre. The rightmost one is 3mm and the leftmost one is 8mm.
            abhijeet080808:

            I tried fitting the 5mm leds in my unicorn... but it did not work duuno y?

            Anyways, the Unicorn has one 3w bulb for the centre console and 4 smaller 1.7w bulbs for the other two side consoles...

            I found a direct replacement for the 3W bulbs which worked...
            DealExtreme: $7.25 T10 1.5W 75-Lumen White LED Light Bulb for Vehicles - Aluminum Shell (DC 12V) 2-Pack
            DealExtreme: $3.59 6-LED 12V Vehicle Signal Lights (2-Pack White)

            but nothing for the smaller 1.7w bulbs

            Any suggestions??

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            • #96
              I did not go for LEDs in that way. Those LEDs will be very bright to be used as back-lighting in the console. I used normal LEDs. I glued one LED each under each digit(1, 2... etc, 10, 20 etc) of the console. Total of about 20 LEDs. I connected them together using resistors and powered them using the wires that power the original bulbs.
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              • #97
                Okay... thanx for the info

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                • #98
                  my Legend`s tail light
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                  • #99
                    my speedo bulbs uses a.c power , how can i make L.E.Ds to work on it reply quickly guys, thanks
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                    • ^^ Use a bridge rectifier together with a capacitor. That will convert AC to DC.
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                      • that ckt ,i have used for tail light , have to make it in different manner, or i may let the old bulbs to do the work
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                        • ^^ Didn't get what you are trying to say. My tail light was AC too.. used a brigde rectifier (it has 4 diodes + 1 cap) to convert to DC. See the ckt on the 1st page.
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                          • there are 4 bulbs in the console 3 are of 2 watt & 1 of 4 or 5 watt, & each need it`s separate bridge rectifier ckt to light up one L.E.D, so dropped the idea

                            for indicator, high beam, side stand & neutral did you use single L.E.D[but in pulsar you have them powered by dc so there is no need for the ckt for each one of them]
                            Last edited by rider_rock; 08-11-2009, 12:36 AM.
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                            • Use power from any one bulb's wires. (And all 3 bulbs are 1.8W each.) Remove the bulbs from the other 2 holders and leave them as it is. And no. my neutral, high beam and other lights are still normal bulbs!
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                              • Change them too with the fattest LEDs.

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