Float the ground
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Read the 5th post...Pretty much what I said earlier . That's the whole floating the ground deal to separate it from the rest of the stator which is ac power that's grounded to the frame .
Read the 5th post...Pretty much what I said earlier . That's the whole floating the ground deal to separate it from the rest of the stator which is ac power that's grounded to the frame .
Everything fused.
Headlight mounted and wired. Thanks for everyone's help.
Headlight mounted and wired. Thanks for everyone's help.
So gotta bring this up again, sry but I AM CONFUSED, I have done this before but i dont know what I am doing, huge brain fart lol.
Ground from lighting coil to battery ground - got it.
Yellow / red from lighting coil to both yellows into reg/rectifier - is this how its supposed to be?
They Y/R also go into the stock switch, I am guessing that how it gets power? So should I cut the Y/R, have the part from the stator go into the 2 yellows, the take the Y/R from the switch and take that to the battery? Then yellow out of the switch to LED +?
Red from Reg/Rec to Battery +
Black from Reg/Rec to Battery -
LED light black to Battery -
My question is what wires do I hook the LED + to on the stock switch?
From looking at the manual
Ground from lighting coil to battery ground - got it.
Yellow / red from lighting coil to both yellows into reg/rectifier - is this how its supposed to be?
They Y/R also go into the stock switch, I am guessing that how it gets power? So should I cut the Y/R, have the part from the stator go into the 2 yellows, the take the Y/R from the switch and take that to the battery? Then yellow out of the switch to LED +?
Red from Reg/Rec to Battery +
Black from Reg/Rec to Battery -
LED light black to Battery -
My question is what wires do I hook the LED + to on the stock switch?
From looking at the manual
For the record.... technically everything on an Bike, automobile, or battery powered for that matter has a floating ground. Floating ground exists in any circuit not grounded to earth.
Keeping the circuits independent Is what they mean because if you ground a DC circuit to a circuit that has alternating current your going to receive negative voltages back on your DC ground
Keeping the circuits independent Is what they mean because if you ground a DC circuit to a circuit that has alternating current your going to receive negative voltages back on your DC ground
