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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/8/2006 2:31:17 PM   
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I got mine off ebay all ready prewired, they are clear but light up amber. 20 of them for $14. They came from hong kong but it only took 7 days to get.


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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/21/2006 7:58:30 PM   
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that looks really good! I like it. do you know that name of the dealer from ebay?
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I got mine off ebay all ready prewired, they are clear but light up amber. 20 of them for $14. They came from hong kong but it only took 7 days to get.


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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/22/2006 4:21:10 PM   
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topbright88 - here's the ones I used. They come in a 10 or 20 pack.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/10PCS-12V-Ready-5mm-10Kmcd-YELLOW-LED-for-Custom-CAR_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33713QQihZ011QQitemZ320023826357

sorry kind of a long link

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/23/2006 12:25:34 AM   
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hey triax how did you mount those ebay leds, do they have a retaining nut?

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/23/2006 1:01:59 AM   
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just a few dabs of super glue and they aren't going anywhere. I put some sealant behind them aswell to make sure its water proof than i head shrinked all the wires to clean it up.

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/28/2006 1:02:37 AM   
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So has anyone tried to do both brake and blinker leds yet?

I think next weekend im going to try to put 3 red brake leds on each side, and 3 blue blinker leds on each side.

Ill ask when I have more questions! lol

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/28/2006 9:06:03 AM   
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Blue is going to get you a ticket real quick

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/29/2006 3:47:21 PM   
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That would also be a alot of leds to put in one section. I'd also be worried that one color would be brighter than the other so your wouldn't really know whats supposed to be going on.

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/29/2006 5:10:34 PM   
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Yeah dont do blue, that is what i have on my bike right now -- my bike is currently blue and that is why i choose that color -- but im painting it black and red right now so im going to probably change to amber. I have not been pulled over just because of them, but i was told when i got pulled over for a C&I that i needed to remove them. Oh yeah im in MO

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 11/29/2006 6:54:43 PM   
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The amber is actually really bright. As I've said before I got the clear leds that shine an amber light. So you don't notice them at all until you but the turn signal on.

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 12/5/2006 12:54:05 AM   
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Good job everyone for keeping thia going!! I since that maybe it will become a sticky!!

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 12/7/2006 4:36:34 PM   
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If you are looking for the brightest possible, you should look into the higher amperage LEDs. Most LEDs are 20mA, and about 3/4 of a lumen bright. For reference, your headlights are around 1100 lumens bright...

Here is a converter for you... Candella is a measurement based on the radiation angle, so smaller angled LEDs will seem brighter, but the total output is the same. One problem with most LEDs is that they are directional, so in a normal Bulb housing where a bulb emits light in every direction, the LED will just shine out like a dot.

http://led.linear1.org/lumen.wiz

They make higher wattage LEDs, which you can run at 350ma which is roughly 17 regular LEDs...

http://ledsupply.com/ and http://www.eled.com/ Are the two places I have gotten the high output LEDs.

At 350mA you get around 30 lumens, or 10,000 lumens at 120*. You can't just use a resistor or the LEDs will blow out, you need to use a current regulated device. Sounds harder than it is. You just need a LM317 chip and a resistor, and that's all of 2$ at radio shack.

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 12/14/2006 9:42:17 PM   
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that is pretty sweet dude good job

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 1/5/2007 1:47:32 PM   
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Has anyone tried wiring the leds as an extra brake light instead of turn signals(my brake lights on my undertail are pretty dim)?  I have been trying to but for some reason the leds stay on all the time and just get a little bit brighter when the brake is pressed. I am trying for them to come on only when the brake is pressed.  Is it even possible on my bike (2002 F4i) because it doesnt make sence that the brake wire from the bike is hot even when the brake is not pressed. Any help appreciated.  Thanks

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RE: D.I.Y. LED Peg signals - 1/8/2007 7:36:03 PM   
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Your taillights stay on at all times thats why the leds are on aswell. Your best bet would be to find the wire that sends the signal that the brakes are on and tap into that. Good luck.

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