Load Equalizer?? - LED Turn Signals..

[hootmon]

I fabed a 2 strip light for the brake light with these strips and recessed the unit in the end of the fender, so you can't see it from the sides.
I relocated my licence plate to the left side, mounted vertically and secured in the same location the helmet lock was located. On the outboard side, I mounted a 6 light chromed LED strip. You don't really see it unless if your looking for it (the light that is!).
I'd like to post some pics sometime I get off my duff & figure it out.
Cheers!
Greg

[magnagregcan]

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This week, I promise..............
Cheers!
Greg

[dgc67]

Guys, is this similar or the same as what you are using for the load balancing?
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/LED-Bulb-Load-Resistor-for-Bike-Turn-Signals-Indicators_W0QQitemZ200319777689QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_Car_Parts_Accessories?hash=item200319777689&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14.l1262

[TLRam1]

I didn't look at the listing well, looks like them. I do have 2 you can have DG if'n you want to give them a whirl.

[hootmon]

I purchased this product (ELFR-1) per Terry's advice..
http://www.customled.com/PRODUCTS/FLASHER_RELAY/flasher_relay.htm#elfr1
It is a direct replacement for the flasher unit...
It doesn't matter what the load is, it flashes at the same rate..
The only weird thing is it doesn't click like a regular relay (Because it's not).. I guess I'll just have to get used to the silence..

Verrrrry Happy!!!

[TLRam1]

I purchased this product (ELFR-1) per Terry's advice..
http://www.customled.com/PRODUCTS/FLASHER_RELAY/flasher_relay.htm#elfr1
It is a direct replacement for the flasher unit...
It doesn't matter what the load is, it flashes at the same rate..
The only weird thing is it doesn't click like a regular relay (Because it's not).. I guess I'll just have to get used to the silence..

Verrrrry Happy!!!

Anybody ever tell you, "you're a good man Hoot"!! 

[hootmon]

Anybody ever tell you, "you're a good man Hoot"!! 

I'm the good man?? You gave the good advice!!! This is a great solution.. Just pop off the old flasher and pop in the new unit.. DONE.. I did have to double stick tape the unit to the rubber holder that holds the flasher behind the battery..
I didn't have to worry about left and right side wires, and stripping and soldering and heat shrink and, and, and..

You are the good "advice" man!!!
Thanx!!!

[dgc67]

Hootmon,  It does sound like that is the best route to take for ease of install and option of going back to stock (as you said in earlier post).  Sorry I did not read back through it all before I posted.

Terry, thanks for your offer, not quite to the point of needing anything, but will sure keep that offer in mind if you still have em' when the time comes.

I think if we had a vote on this board for who "the good man" is it would be just about a dead even tie with a nomination for every single member.