LED Tail Lights and Sequential Turn Signals (video)
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I have no idea. Its for police cars and was in a scrap bin at one of my dealers.
It will be slower when its pluged into the car. In the video I was testing it with a constant current instead of an on and off turn signal.
BTW, on a side note, does anyone (*caugh* olt) know how much resistance is needed to fix hyper blink in the SC?
It will be slower when its pluged into the car. In the video I was testing it with a constant current instead of an on and off turn signal.
BTW, on a side note, does anyone (*caugh* olt) know how much resistance is needed to fix hyper blink in the SC?
(B) By not supplying the capacitor/timer chip controlling the blink rate constant it will blink LESS, not more. Effectively making your radiance even less than now. Your on time will remain the same based on the capacitor/timer, but it will simply come on even less than now by the relay not charging the module constantly.
Last edited by O. L. T.; Dec 30, 2010 at 08:43 PM. Reason: Typo
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(A) voltage does not determine on time, capacitance does.
(B) By not supplying the capacitor/timer chip controlling the blink rate constant it will blink LESS, not more. Effectively making your radiance even less than now. Your on time will remain the same based on the capacitor/timer, but it will simply come on even less than now by the relay not charging the module constantly.
(B) By not supplying the capacitor/timer chip controlling the blink rate constant it will blink LESS, not more. Effectively making your radiance even less than now. Your on time will remain the same based on the capacitor/timer, but it will simply come on even less than now by the relay not charging the module constantly.
Your diy's always turn out badass. Im stoked to see what you come up with. Just try not to school me too hard lol.
Last edited by MattStarr; Dec 30, 2010 at 10:31 PM.
nice work!
heres some i did, not quite finished yet but itll get there
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...aser-pics.html
i didn to turn signals but i should
i think u did a nice job on the lights
very good
heres a semi finish on the car
heres some i did, not quite finished yet but itll get there
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...aser-pics.html
i didn to turn signals but i should
i think u did a nice job on the lights
very good
heres a semi finish on the car
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Thxz a million for the help!
^ you want a sequential turn signal module.
I have no idea which one you would need tho. There's a bunch of different ones on ebay and amazon. And they all need to be wired in. There are no plug and play options for older cars
I have no idea which one you would need tho. There's a bunch of different ones on ebay and amazon. And they all need to be wired in. There are no plug and play options for older cars
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