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TC3 07-12-05 01:30 PM

Led indicator flash rate
 
Getting some Motrax led arrow indicators for xmas and was wondering those of you that do have led indys....have you had much of a problem with the flash rate? I have seen replacement flash relays to correct this but it seems on the pointy the relay used for the turn signal is combined with the relay for the side stand i think and so i am not sure i can replace the relay if i need to.

Any experience or thoughts you have on this are welcome :)

dirtydog 07-12-05 04:53 PM

what i did on my curvey was fitted the individual resistors that you can buy from hein gerickes for a couple of quid each, you'll need four. i souldered them in before i fitted the indies.

jim@55 07-12-05 05:24 PM

ive seen those led arrow indicators in hg,was wondering ,as they have electrical connectors on the end of the wires are they a straight plugnplay thing ,??or would you have to put a resistor in :?

dirtydog 07-12-05 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by jim@55
ive seen those led arrow indicators in hg,was wondering ,as they have electrical connectors on the end of the wires are they a straight plugnplay thing ,??or would you have to put a resistor in :?

if you just plug them in they'll flash faster, you will need to fit either the resisters or a different relay.

hall13uk 07-12-05 05:29 PM

resistors is the only way to go on pointy's as the relay is in built.

TC3 07-12-05 07:14 PM

Ok thanks guys....resistors it is then :D

Sid Squid 08-12-05 08:46 AM

You can fit the alternative relay to a pointy, and a curvy too - they share the same flasher unit/starter lockout relay combination. All you need to do is remove the indicator wiring from the connector block in which the relay fits and connect them direct to the new flasher unit, which you can fit next to the original.

hall13uk 08-12-05 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Sid Squid
You can fit the alternative relay to a pointy, and a curvy too - they share the same flasher unit/starter lockout relay combination. All you need to do is remove the indicator wiring from the connector block in which the relay fits and connect them direct to the new flasher unit, which you can fit next to the original.

really, well i never knew that. i may well do that, do you think a novice could do it Sir squid :?:

TC3 10-12-05 12:09 PM

Would much prefer to solder cheap resistors in. Someone on here used 10w 10 ohms resistors from Maplins....i have found the 10 w wire wound resistors here

http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?ModuleNo=2181&doy=

but can someone tell me which one is 10 ohms?

mattSV 10-12-05 03:51 PM

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Someone on here used 10w 10 ohms resistors from Maplins
That was me - I think :D

H10R is 10Watt 10 ohm.

About 25p each - get 4, wire each one in parallel, piece of **** :wink:


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