Mounted all 4 on the back plate and tested
The two outer will be brake lights
Even get a nice Reg plate light from the LEDs.
Series 1 Rear Led Light
Bought 4 panel LED lights from e-bay and mounted on a Aluminium back plate. These have double sided tape on the back.
Mounted all 4 on the back plate and tested
The two outer will be brake lights
Even get a nice Reg plate light from the LEDs.
Mounted all 4 on the back plate and tested
The two outer will be brake lights
Even get a nice Reg plate light from the LEDs.
Better to keep quiet and be thought of as a D!ck Head, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
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Very good, like it a lot 
Ive been thinking of doing something similar, but was unsure if id need or could get brighter LEDs for the brake light and dimmer ones for the tail light ?
Could a resistor be fitted to dim the light for the tail ??
Ive been thinking of doing something similar, but was unsure if id need or could get brighter LEDs for the brake light and dimmer ones for the tail light ?
Could a resistor be fitted to dim the light for the tail ??
When i was young my Mom said "if you haven't got anything nice to say, say nothing at all " ..................... and people wonder why I'm quiet around them !
Very nice job, looks sound.
I recently did an untidy version with strings of rubber encapsulated LEDs, and silicon'd them into the lens cover. I just used more LEDs for the brake light than I did for the tail light, and didn't see a need for brighter or dimmer ones. There's some piccies of it on this forum somewhere. It's on the scoot and works sound. Probably better than any other aspect of the bike at the mo....
I recently did an untidy version with strings of rubber encapsulated LEDs, and silicon'd them into the lens cover. I just used more LEDs for the brake light than I did for the tail light, and didn't see a need for brighter or dimmer ones. There's some piccies of it on this forum somewhere. It's on the scoot and works sound. Probably better than any other aspect of the bike at the mo....
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Yes i remember seeing that , glad it works ok . I may have to have a go thenStarwave wrote:Very nice job, looks sound.
I recently did an untidy version with strings of rubber encapsulated LEDs, and silicon'd them into the lens cover. I just used more LEDs for the brake light than I did for the tail light, and didn't see a need for brighter or dimmer ones. There's some piccies of it on this forum somewhere. It's on the scoot and works sound. Probably better than any other aspect of the bike at the mo....
Ive just done some indicators with LEDs and they work a treat 
When i was young my Mom said "if you haven't got anything nice to say, say nothing at all " ..................... and people wonder why I'm quiet around them !
carlos fandango wrote:Very good, like it a lot
Ive been thinking of doing something similar, but was unsure if id need or could get brighter LEDs for the brake light and dimmer ones for the tail light ?
Could a resistor be fitted to dim the light for the tail ??
I have no idea about resitors and such, thats way beyond my thinking, there are smaller boards on e-bay or you could just black out a row or two. But to be honest the back light on S1/S2's are cack so the brighter the better for me
Better to keep quiet and be thought of as a D!ck Head, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.