I'd say anywhere from a 5 to 6 ohm power resistor with a rating of 20 to 50W should be good.
The ones with a metal exterior should be more durable than the all ceramic ones.
I'd say about $5.00 each I believe.
resistor for led sig lights
hoping for help from you guys.
my bike came with a dussault undertail, complete with fast flashing led signal lights. my neighbour says i need a resistor to slow the flash rate down. what resistor? specs? prices? where to get them?
my bike came with a dussault undertail, complete with fast flashing led signal lights. my neighbour says i need a resistor to slow the flash rate down. what resistor? specs? prices? where to get them?
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The ones with a metal exterior should be more durable than the all ceramic ones.
I'd say about $5.00 each I believe.
Radio Shack has them, or you can find them online at many places.hoping for help from you guys.
my bike came with a dussault undertail, complete with fast flashing led signal lights. my neighbour says i need a resistor to slow the flash rate down. what resistor? specs? prices? where to get them?
thanks guys! awesome!!!
went to radio shack. nothing. where do i look now?
Try an electronics supply store.
They should have a selection of power resistors.
They should have a selection of power resistors.
Here is the info I was given.....
Radio Shack P.N. 271-120 or equivalent. 8 ohm 20 watt sand cast wire
wound resistor. If you go with an equivalent resistor, we recommend a
minimum of 20 watts and 8 ohms.
To install:
Simply install a resistor in parallel with each flushmount turn signal. We recommend attaching leads to the
resistor to give you more mounting flexibility. This way you can mount
the resistor further away from the signal and just run the wires from the
resistor to the signal. You will connect one end of the resistor to the
signals positive (power) wire and the other end to the signals negative
(ground) wire.
Radio Shack P.N. 271-120 or equivalent. 8 ohm 20 watt sand cast wire
wound resistor. If you go with an equivalent resistor, we recommend a
minimum of 20 watts and 8 ohms.
To install:
Simply install a resistor in parallel with each flushmount turn signal. We recommend attaching leads to the
resistor to give you more mounting flexibility. This way you can mount
the resistor further away from the signal and just run the wires from the
resistor to the signal. You will connect one end of the resistor to the
signals positive (power) wire and the other end to the signals negative
(ground) wire.
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