lassek New Member Feb 23, 2009 563 6 0 43 Sweden, Denmark is my native Sep 25, 2009 #1 How many volts does the Blaster electrical system produce? 12v? Its because i might want to install a LED 12v taillight.
How many volts does the Blaster electrical system produce? 12v? Its because i might want to install a LED 12v taillight.
blasterdude14 New Member Apr 28, 2009 4,168 27 0 ohio Sep 25, 2009 #2 i believe the blaster system generates about 50 volts most of which is used by the headlights
yb200 New Member Mar 28, 2008 7,718 102 0 South Dakota Sep 25, 2009 #3 yes its a 12 volt system....55 watts max total
lassek New Member Feb 23, 2009 563 6 0 43 Sweden, Denmark is my native Sep 26, 2009 #4 blasterdude14 said: i believe the blaster system generates about 50 volts most of which is used by the headlights Click to expand... 50volts! OMG .. 12volts sound more correctly.. Not even a truck runs that many volts.. its 24v on trucks.. you must mean watts.. Ok great! .. So if I buy a 12volts LED taillight .. it should work?!
blasterdude14 said: i believe the blaster system generates about 50 volts most of which is used by the headlights Click to expand... 50volts! OMG .. 12volts sound more correctly.. Not even a truck runs that many volts.. its 24v on trucks.. you must mean watts.. Ok great! .. So if I buy a 12volts LED taillight .. it should work?!
ajames942 New Member Feb 27, 2009 455 3 0 32 Shamokin PA www.myspace.com Sep 26, 2009 #5 As long as its not over 55 watts. Less if you have headlights hoked up.
lassek New Member Feb 23, 2009 563 6 0 43 Sweden, Denmark is my native Sep 26, 2009 #6 ajames942 said: As long as its not over 55 watts. Less if you have headlights hoked up. Click to expand... It is most certainly not, LEDs use no power compared to traditional glow bulb.
ajames942 said: As long as its not over 55 watts. Less if you have headlights hoked up. Click to expand... It is most certainly not, LEDs use no power compared to traditional glow bulb.
T TopTechKid27 New Member Mar 5, 2009 315 3 0 35 St.Louis MO Sep 26, 2009 #7 you may need to come up with a simple circuit to use an LED on a blaster. the reason i say that is because the power generated is AC not DC a normal light bulb doesnt care if it AC or DC but an LED on the other hand does.
you may need to come up with a simple circuit to use an LED on a blaster. the reason i say that is because the power generated is AC not DC a normal light bulb doesnt care if it AC or DC but an LED on the other hand does.
2003blast New Member Jun 16, 2009 389 4 23 Sep 26, 2009 #8 i just put a led brake light on my bike yesturday, works great