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Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

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Re: Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

Postby Jono » Tue Jun 30, 2015 7:30 am

Many thanks MK Monty for taking time out to reply.
I understand explanation and will acquire necessary parts, will set up on bench and give test run before installation.
Enjoy rest of vacation and sink a few more reds (of the liquid kind).
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Re: Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

Postby coaster » Tue Jun 30, 2015 9:59 am

Jono wrote:Many thanks MK Monty for taking time out to reply.
I understand explanation and will acquire necessary parts, will set up on bench and give test run before installation.
Enjoy rest of vacation and sink a few more reds (of the liquid kind).
Jono


I used diodes on my indicator setup too, works a treat, wish I could tell which ones I used but can't remember. They did come from Maplin though as did the small multiway connector I used to make it easy to disconnect from the headset top without removing the led. Mine also has Lights on and High beam indicators as well as the flasher so I had several wires to disconnect.
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Re: Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

Postby MK Monty » Tue Jun 30, 2015 10:44 am

Maplins do a 4 way Molex hard drive connector that comes in male and femail form with crimp on connectors. If you need more connections put a male plug on one lot and a female on the other batch. The corespondent plugs on the headset end make reconnecting idiot proof. 1 other tip, my headset is getting full :mrgreen: get an old plastic milk bottle and cut a strip out of the flimsy plastic folding it and shaping it so it fits between the pullies like a U. It keeps any stray wires rubbing moving parts and shorting out
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Re: Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

Postby Donnie » Thu Jul 16, 2015 8:31 pm

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Re: Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

Postby grandpa » Fri Jul 17, 2015 7:56 am

Hi Donnie,
Good to see its all working.......but in all honesty don't think they are bright enough. the mini baynet style bulbs in my mini indicators are only 30mm long and 10mm diameter but are 23watt (just changed one for MOT)
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Re: Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

Postby Donnie » Fri Jul 17, 2015 7:59 am

Aye I was thinking the same, its the first time that ive taken it out of the shed to test them when it's not dark, hence I though id do the video in the daylight to see for myself. They are a little brighter than in the video as the exposures not quite right due to the sunlight but Im still thinking ye were all correct on the brightness issue. No good having indicators that are only good at night :-)

Hence I will be looking to find some led jobbies to replace.
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Re: Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

Postby MK Monty » Fri Jul 17, 2015 8:42 pm

Donnie
Do your fittings take festoon lamps try some Amber and or Cree ones they are very bright but will retain your rat appearance. I hope that was not an insult.
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Re: Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

Postby Donnie » Fri Jul 17, 2015 11:21 pm

LOL not at all mate, i have ordered 2 different bulbs (festoon type leds) to see what they are like before ordering a whole set :-)
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Re: Indicator Setup (inspired by Peejay)

Postby peejay » Fri Jul 17, 2015 11:38 pm

great to see it working and i'm sure the camera is giving us all a false impression of their brightness.
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