I just bought these for my board (thanks @ervinelin). I just love the design.
These lights work on 3.7v, but I would like to hook them up to my battery (10s2P with 37v). So that I never have to take them off, and the charge on there own. Does anybody has a idea how to do that properly?
@L3chef because i didnt knew that was a option/how to do that Im still relatively new to all of this, im more of a luker/reader then a poster. I know n00bs can be horrible with question an no research.
Would you have a link on how to do that properly?
Remove battery from light. Find the black neg and red pos wire. Hook em up to a free chanel on your ppm reciever.
I can take some pictures later.when Iām back home
Just picked up these. Look like an update to the older blitzu. Probably paid double than the older style from eBay but oh well, these are pretty sweet.
Using the 168T and its quite bright. the slow blinking is nice as well but Iād recommend fastening them tightly to the strucks as its fallen once before but its probably cause I had them on quite loose as its stopped falling now
These lights from Ali seems pretty good. Itās a 7000 lumens rechargeable bike light incl. back light. It got 2 18650 batteries inside so you should be able to change them to Samsung 30Q and it will last forever. And for only $20 this seems like a steal.
I see many use LED strips. I ordered them too, usb powered. Any idea maybe, how to fix power bank to desk itself? I was thinking of getting some velcro, but in every store they told me it wonāt handle the stress. How about put it directly to desk with 2 side tape (holds 500kg per meter)? Power bank weight is 130-140g and measures are 138x69x9.2mm
Ive only got the 168T and its got decent lighting on max and has a nice steady flash mode too so that may give you some idea on the stronger 180 version
i hope the gopro light holds up for youā¦ maybe pnuematics will help with vibrationā¦ my light still worked at time of replacement but it was actually the gopro mounts that cracked or the angle adjust arm you have attached could never be tight enough and the light would fall foward or backā¦ i ended up having to fab it into a fixed position =)
Iāve not actually ridden with it on yet so have no idea how durable it is.
I hope it holds up too.
It is quite light and a very tight fit in itās mount so I canāt imagine it falling forward or back under normal road use.
Only time will tell.
Going to have to do some aggressive off-road midnight riding now to test it to the maxā¦