not necessarily,
there are ac/dc LED's that will work on either voltage
these are the same mr16 lamp my trailtechs, and the walmart lights use..........
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A LED will happily operate on the supply that the stator delivers, providing that it is rectified/regulated.
Yes i was going to do a whole thread on using l.e.d.s and how to know which wlone to use and what all the different styles mean and "color" aka brightness cool white warm white ect. Been waiting a few weeks now to gather all the materials and to warm up a bit, i am going to have some pics and have a cool bulb to show you guys. Best part is its only 3w per bulb, 12w per bulb max depending on style. But yes l.e.d. mr16 will fit wally world and i believe trail tech and stator will run it, i am gonna test also but a dimmable bulb should be able to run high and low beams due to high and low currents for swithing
The lights im looking at come in a pair.One flood and one spot to fill in the centre of the beam!
What can you use in this situation? A full wave bridge?....what phase? I was trying to figure this outThere is no need for a battery unless you need the light when the motor is not running.
A LED will happily operate on the supply that the stator delivers, providing that it is rectified/regulated.