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LED Lighting For Your Quad
Information provided by TechGuy05 of the ATVPT Forum / Stephen Pennock of ATVPT.
I'm the local custom electronics and lighting guy for quads, cars, or whatever else you want. I made the LED lighting.
Those are individual Light Emmitting Diodes (LEDs) that I glued to a bar and put inside a 1" lexan tube.
I used ruber chair leg caps to water proof the ends. The LEDs were purchased on ebay, besthongkong is one of the sellers that has them cheap. there 3.5 volts each so I put them in series sets of 4 LEDs for 14 volts.
The bars I'm gluing the LEDs to is a 14 gauge solid copper enamaled wire. Old transformer windings work good, because the're already enamaled. I like useing wire because it's flexable so you can shape it however you want to aim the LEDs if you want, but the wire MUST be enamaled to prevent shorting of electricity.
I'm the local custom electronics and lighting guy for quads, cars, or whatever else you want. I made the LED lighting.
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Those are individual Light Emmitting Diodes (LEDs) that I glued to a bar and put inside a 1" lexan tube.
I used ruber chair leg caps to water proof the ends. The LEDs were purchased on ebay, besthongkong is one of the sellers that has them cheap. there 3.5 volts each so I put them in series sets of 4 LEDs for 14 volts.
The bars I'm gluing the LEDs to is a 14 gauge solid copper enamaled wire. Old transformer windings work good, because the're already enamaled. I like useing wire because it's flexable so you can shape it however you want to aim the LEDs if you want, but the wire MUST be enamaled to prevent shorting of electricity.
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