Led bar help?

WokeUp · May 30, 2016

I made a video so its easier

Mug · May 31, 2016

I can't stop laughing at the video. It's just complete comedy. Love it.

About the light bar though, attach it to the front of your bike and then attach it to your bike's lighting system. Alternatively, you can rig up a switch and control it inependantly. The LEDs are capable of running at the 12v that your battery provides.

If you're hell-bent on using the R/C car batteries, make sure they're the same type (ie Lithium, Nickel Cadmium) and measure the voltage they produce in series, then try and match it with the operating voltage of the LED bar.

WokeUp · May 31, 2016

1 hour ago, Mug said:

I can't stop laughing at the video. It's just complete comedy. Love it.

About the light bar though, attach it to the front of your bike and then attach it to your bike's lighting system. Alternatively, you can rig up a switch and control it inependantly. The LEDs are capable of running at the 12v that your battery provides.

If you're hell-bent on using the R/C car batteries, make sure they're the same type (ie Lithium, Nickel Cadmium) and measure the voltage they produce in series, then try and match it with the operating voltage of the LED bar.

My bike has no lighting system it has no battery its just kick start and kill switch and I think the led bar that thats in the video desc has the same voltage as my rc batts

Mug · May 31, 2016

8 hours ago, MartinWake said:

My bike has no lighting system it has no battery its just kick start and kill switch and I think the led bar that thats in the video desc has the same voltage as my rc batts

Did you have a problem in the first place? What's your question?