Post by wimvc on Jun 28, 2015 5:56:11 GMT -6
Dearest SDF
i am trying now for long time to make my 70 watts on HID light working on a honda click110i from the year 2010. everything that i have tried has failed and i think i need to start believing the Thai garageshop owners that it is impossible to do. And i hate the words " no can do "..... For now i have connected them straight to the battery , witch i spare of getting empty by turning of the lights during day time and only use them at nights. I have installed a second battery so the original battery is not empty after 2 hours of driving. But this is a way i don't like to much. Is it possible to fit a rectifier regulator or other way to get 12 to 14VDC to the head lights , with no connection to the battery ( the power is about 70 watts at 12 VDC , let say about 6 amps ) all help is welcome because i would like to return to all the shops who sayed to me " no can do " , lol best regards
wim
i am trying now for long time to make my 70 watts on HID light working on a honda click110i from the year 2010. everything that i have tried has failed and i think i need to start believing the Thai garageshop owners that it is impossible to do. And i hate the words " no can do "..... For now i have connected them straight to the battery , witch i spare of getting empty by turning of the lights during day time and only use them at nights. I have installed a second battery so the original battery is not empty after 2 hours of driving. But this is a way i don't like to much. Is it possible to fit a rectifier regulator or other way to get 12 to 14VDC to the head lights , with no connection to the battery ( the power is about 70 watts at 12 VDC , let say about 6 amps ) all help is welcome because i would like to return to all the shops who sayed to me " no can do " , lol best regards
wim