Hi, has any one fitted led bulbs ?
if so are they any good and is it possible to get 6 volt for a positive Earth Norton ? I have a feeling that they will only be suitable for negative earth.
Also I am thinking of fitting indicators for Safety. Can any one recommend a set that will look good?
cheers.
Pete
6V +ve Earth LEDs are available
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Many Thanks.
Thanks Ian.
the web site looks good.
Pete.
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Beam Pattern
As Ian says, LEDs are great for daytime running lights and indicators and are very power-efficient but you need to be careful to get a headlamp LED that gives a good beam pattern. They always look extremely bright when switched on in daylight but it doesn't necessarily follow that they'll illuminate the road well at night ... .
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led bulbs
hello all now most led bulbs are ok but the headlamp needs a halogen quats bulb to get a good light pattern for night riding and led bulbs do not last as long as the old filament bulbs do Oh I tested them to destruction the old filament bulbs last longer than led bulbs but led technology is moving and getting better si it will get there in time, yours anna j
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Some LED bulbs in the home…
Some LED bulbs in the home seem to fail sooner than expected. One recently installed now flickers. The luminaire stays cool, but the base gets hot - so light fittings are just as hot as before. Also, LED become progressively dimmer with age. But it creeps up, so you tend not to realise why you can't read as easily after a few years. And it's still not easy to get one as bright as an old 100 watt filament bulb. I assume they think that nobody reads books any more.
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Take a look at Paul Goff's website. The LEDs are bright, excellent as daytime running lights. Less sure about how effectively they light the road as I rarely ride at night these days.
http://www.norbsa02.freeuk.com/
Ian McD