Papi @guitarizta , this is I think the ideal diagram upon approval. Just need 1 relay to operate both LED bars.
i just saw that on the net paps. but thanks anyways for the correction. lets wait the approval of the masters @thon paps what do u think?
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the sole purpose for this one bro is during long rides only and as a secondary headlight just to light up the way when riding in super dark roads that have no street lights. but daily i would not put it on my MC.Bro,,,, just start plugging wires into things,,,,,,,,,,,,, you will find out quickly if you were wrong or not
Just kidding,,, I would wait on the SME's before you do something you can't fix so easily (i do that all the time, lol)...
Is this going to be your main headlight, no "brights"?
Personally I would like to have some additional lighting mounted low down on the forks and pointed to the sides to get the edge of the road and center of the lane more on those real dark roads.
there will be only one led light bar that i will install and im thinking about 18watts of it.choose the proper wattage wisely or else ur battery will be drain; for me if u want that 2 things light up at the same time just directly tap a switch from fuse and connect the 2 leds in parallel no need for a relay. But if u want 2 leds light up or only 1 led at a time, u will need a relay and a 3 way toggle switch
yess. thanks paps
I think its ok as long as the beam light is directly or pointing down the road not to incoming drivers
in my opinion i think its ok. as long as you put it only during long rides like what i am planning to do.I think its ok as long as the beam light is directly or pointing down the road not to incoming drivers
usually after ignition the positive is brown wire
thank you for the response sir..
