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[Edited on 20-10-04 by mangogrooveworkshop]
I have got a price of 47 quid each for the L14 12v led "hamburgers" as the trade call em.
What do you think guys.
Britax pmg link here
I got a pair from Exeter show for £10, not LED though. They are now on my trailer!
These have no lamps in them so you could set them well into the rear arches much like the crystal lights that scotlad and Mr speedy have.
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[Edited on 20-10-04 by mangogrooveworkshop]
Very nice, but try SVC. They had a pair at Newark that were LED based from (IIRC) Lucas (so e marked etc). They were tail, stop and indicator in one
unit but where white when off and looked really good.
I think they were £110 a pair. I've looked on their website but can't find them.
IIRC they are a very deep light... stand off of arch a fair bit... I like em tho'
What about these
http://www.bikeit.co.uk/rearlights/ledtrilite.htm
The only prob with the light are that the indicator does not load the flasher unit enough and so a dummy load is fitted. If the led's fail the flasher unit flash rate does not change and therefore you are not alerted to a bulb fail as required by regulations. This may be an issue at sva. We are currently fitting these to trailers that we work on and the advice seems to be that in the event of an accident there may be legal issues.By the way i'm a newbie and think i def want to build a seven type motor possibly based on a tiger cat body. Many question to ask you guys probably.
You will need a balast resister to enable you to get the correct flashing rate when using the LED lights. These are obtainable from us @ sVc and
elswhere. Alt. get a flasher relay that is not load dependant.
Our "UltraBright" LED lights are "E" marked and - to date have passed SVA evey time.
Regards
Steve @ sVc
Yes they work with both a ballast resistor and a non load flasher unit but if all tge led's fail (unlikely granted ) then you have no in cab telltale to let you know of the failure. This is the point I was trying to make they are however very efficient and only use a fraction of the current of a bulb and are rated at 100,000 hrs service life.
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I have got a price of 47 quid each for the L14 12v led "hamburgers" as the trade call em.
What do you think guys.
Britax pmg link here
