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  • Abhijeet Bhattacharjee
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    Originally posted by dux View Post
    after reading ur reply, now i have realized i have to tap another black wire to my custom rectifier black wire side. so that it will work for -ve ac.
    any advice please.
    not required, this will also do, though you'll be losing a bit of power in this case but its fine. Use proper heat-sinks for the diodes & capacitor.

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  • dux
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    Originally posted by Abhijeet Bhattacharjee View Post
    almost, but its not -ve but a part of AC would be tapped via a wire from chassis.


    cut the yellow wire just before it enters the plug to the wiring harness


    you won't be needing 1, your battery won't drain above 2500 RPM.
    after reading ur reply, now i have realized i have to tap another black wire to my custom rectifier black wire side. so that it will work for -ve ac.
    any advice please.

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  • dux
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    have done, my custom rectifier.

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  • Abhijeet Bhattacharjee
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    take a point of the chasis, by saying this, you mean a wire from body/frame to custom rectifier for (-) negetive. am i right.?
    almost, but its not -ve but a part of AC would be tapped via a wire from chassis.

    what is the exact point to cut yellow wire from rr end side.
    cut the yellow wire just before it enters the plug to the wiring harness

    i will buy 7amp battery day after tomorrow.
    you won't be needing 1, your battery won't drain above 2500 RPM.

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  • dux
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    Originally posted by Abhijeet Bhattacharjee View Post
    For a Discover 135, follow this

    Cut the yellow wire emerging from RR
    take the yellow wire (from RR end) & feed it to your custom rectifier
    take a point of the chasis & feed it to the custom rectifier
    directly connect the two output wires to the battery +ve & -ve.
    now, connect the remaining free end of the yellow wire (that goes to the headlight) to the brown wire (locate near starter switch) & you're done

    you won't need the DC change-over relay, skip that.
    thanks dear, i was waiting for a reply. now i am almost clear.
    take a point of the chasis, by saying this, you mean a wire from body/frame to custom rectifier for (-) negetive. am i right.?
    what is the exact point to cut yellow wire from rr end side.
    i will buy 7amp battery day after tomorrow.
    thanks a lot, happy new year 2012.

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  • Abhijeet Bhattacharjee
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    Originally posted by dux View Post
    i bought one capacitor 25v 4700uf
    four 6AIO Mic diodes.
    one 5 pin relay 10A Dc12V

    in my case, maybe my steps wlll be
    yellow wire is located from regulator device towards headlights depts.
    disconnect this yellow wire.
    add custom rectifier. dc volts to battery.
    other part of yellow wire will go to brown wire.

    am i fine till now , sirji
    For a Discover 135, follow this

    Cut the yellow wire emerging from RR
    take the yellow wire (from RR end) & feed it to your custom rectifier
    take a point of the chasis & feed it to the custom rectifier
    directly connect the two output wires to the battery +ve & -ve.
    now, connect the remaining free end of the yellow wire (that goes to the headlight) to the brown wire (locate near starter switch) & you're done

    you won't need the DC change-over relay, skip that.

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  • dux
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    i bought one capacitor 25v 4700uf
    four 6AIO Mic diodes.
    one 5 pin relay 10A Dc12V

    in my case, maybe my steps wlll be
    yellow wire is located from regulator device towards headlights depts.
    disconnect this yellow wire.
    add custom rectifier. dc volts to battery.
    other part of yellow wire will go to brown wire.

    am i fine till now , sirji

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  • dux
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    discover 135cc Ac to Dc



    bhai., i ride discover 135cc.
    would you please help me to find out what yellow colored cord i will cut down to step further. here is my electrical wiring diagram map.
    thanks n care.

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  • shoeb2015
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    Originally posted by pawanpandit View Post
    can the splendor be converted to full dc? please help me guys
    if yes then i would be trying it on my friend's splendor
    it Can be done !!!!

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  • MadAss
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    Originally posted by rahuldevnath View Post
    Just In Case of Pulsar UG3 variants of 150, 180 and 200.

    The BCU in these bike do not allow the bike to be on DC and make use of self starter simultaneously. Only way out is put a switch or a relay.




    guys plzz explain how to put a swtich in ug 3 to by pass BCU for all dc including headlight

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  • abhijeet080808
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    It should be as reliable as any OEM parts. Mine has covered more than 10k kms.

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  • Ramborider
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    Long term report from my side-with ape rr and rewound coil and 55/60 w headlight,amby reflactor,cut out set up

    now copleted around 4000km after this setup,very few night rides but it worth!its increased my avrage speed while riding in nights in pune-mumbai ride.and even after 400km nonstop ride rr unit doent heated up at all!
    But i have heard from my friend who works in apprilia workshop pune he mate our xbhp guy prince who also has same setup he has to come at pagio workshop for rr unit.
    i doubt what is the life cycle of ape RR unit?how much km??like day riding wise or night riding wise beacuse im planing for goa ride shortly,and if RR fail then it would be hell for me!so guys please share your views.
    and thanks for abhijeet for such valuable mods which is possible for me.

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  • pawanpandit
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    hero honda splendor

    can the splendor be converted to full dc? please help me guys
    if yes then i would be trying it on my friend's splendor

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  • ATHUL4R
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    is this possible in new Extreme? is this safe?

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  • ab47
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    Originally posted by timi View Post
    The problem pending is i don't quite easily get details on the same mod to pulsar 150 UGIII... Rahul..could you make it more clear?
    I second that bro. Rahul, can you please give a much more detailed step by step method for AC to DC on Pulsar 150 UG3 models.

    The circuit diagram directly is of no use to noobs like me for this level of electrical stuff.

    Can you please give step by step procedure of what all parts to purchase, photos of the actual circuit, wiring locations in and out from the actual setup of the bike?

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