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Step 3Install your LEDs
OK, the most interesting step!
Now, I have to ask you: Where do you want your LEDs?
Left and Right of the Front-Wheel?
On your Steering-Wheel, like I did?
Or somewhere?
Try to find out!
The important point is: The circuit delivers ca. 300 mA. You know, that LEDs don´t "work" with voltage but with current. The Voltage adjusts itself then.
That means:
...your LEDs should have Specs of 300 mA (350mA) if you drive them (up to three) in series.
OR
...your LEDs should have Specs of 150 ma if you make 2 pairs of 2 parallel-connected LEDs and the Pairs connected in series. (I used this way)
If you did, install them and solder the Wires to the Circuit-exit (the right side of the circuit).
I protected the LEDs with transparent Lacquer against water. Then I made two Housings. They break the light and protect the LEDs, too.
On the pictures can you see them.
Now, I have to ask you: Where do you want your LEDs?
Left and Right of the Front-Wheel?
On your Steering-Wheel, like I did?
Or somewhere?
Try to find out!
The important point is: The circuit delivers ca. 300 mA. You know, that LEDs don´t "work" with voltage but with current. The Voltage adjusts itself then.
That means:
...your LEDs should have Specs of 300 mA (350mA) if you drive them (up to three) in series.
OR
...your LEDs should have Specs of 150 ma if you make 2 pairs of 2 parallel-connected LEDs and the Pairs connected in series. (I used this way)
If you did, install them and solder the Wires to the Circuit-exit (the right side of the circuit).
I protected the LEDs with transparent Lacquer against water. Then I made two Housings. They break the light and protect the LEDs, too.
On the pictures can you see them.
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