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29-12-2007, 09:27 AM
I did a search on this forum, and if I missed it feel free to link me!
What I'm looking for is a little more handholding, I've chopped off the rear fairing where the bungee clips (and rear brake lights) were. I had removed the rear fender about a month after buying the bike and had a little fabrication going on to keep license plate mounted to.
But this isn't the problem, after buying two led's, some wire, and some eletrical tape, a pocket kife, back at home and about thirty minutes later I discovered my rear break light accepted a three prong (i also had a two prong which i can't remember for the life of me what it whent to - I never reattached my blinkers so maybe that's it?) plug that gave consistent power (if memory serves breaks are two filaments, with a 7v consistent and a 12v peak when applying pressure to the breaks) Now here comes my question! Is there a way to wire up a momentary switch so that when I press the breaks it lights up and otherwise gives no regular signal, or something along those lines?
Thanks! And if this has been adressed in a former thread sorry for the repost!
Back to work. =(
*EDIT* and in an afterthought, is there something I can mount LED's too, to make say a cluster of three to four?
What I'm looking for is a little more handholding, I've chopped off the rear fairing where the bungee clips (and rear brake lights) were. I had removed the rear fender about a month after buying the bike and had a little fabrication going on to keep license plate mounted to.
But this isn't the problem, after buying two led's, some wire, and some eletrical tape, a pocket kife, back at home and about thirty minutes later I discovered my rear break light accepted a three prong (i also had a two prong which i can't remember for the life of me what it whent to - I never reattached my blinkers so maybe that's it?) plug that gave consistent power (if memory serves breaks are two filaments, with a 7v consistent and a 12v peak when applying pressure to the breaks) Now here comes my question! Is there a way to wire up a momentary switch so that when I press the breaks it lights up and otherwise gives no regular signal, or something along those lines?
Thanks! And if this has been adressed in a former thread sorry for the repost!
Back to work. =(
*EDIT* and in an afterthought, is there something I can mount LED's too, to make say a cluster of three to four?