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LED Indicators
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
I'm not familiar with 6 volt systems - do you have a manual for the voltage outputs? The lower reading looks sensible the upper readings might be tad high. That said if they are flashing at idle is that relevant.
Might be worth fitting an extra condenser at the coil end to reduce interference.
Moorey:
What type of bulb are they . As in fitting type/ size as I have a few. 6.3v Ac/Dc non polarity leds in wedge and bayonet.
Oddjob:
I used to do modified dashboards for cars in LEDs a few years ago, when my mum died for some reason so did the passion for doing them. I keep thinking how easy it would be to do the same for the SOHC Hondas, instead of fitting a bulb I'd be fitting around 20-30 LEDs in each indicator, wired so that if one LED started to fail or did fail the rest would still work just fine. I was thinking of doing the same with the stop/tail light using higher powered Lumen LEDs for the brake light and lowered powered for the tail light, might get around 40 in there I reckon. A typical dash for a Mk4 Astra for instance had around 130 LEDs in it. My favourite was neon blue with red needles.
545863:
Bulbs are 2 pin, (same height not offset), bayonet fitting with a 15mm base.
Moorey:
--- Quote from: 545863 on May 18, 2023, 03:50:50 PM ---Bulbs are 2 pin, (same height not offset), bayonet fitting with a 15mm base.
--- End quote ---
Sorry I do not have any BA15S
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