Finally getting headlights for the bracket car
We've all been at those tracks with poor lighting and spectators wandering around in the pits, oblivious to what they are stepping in front of. Since I don't run an alternator I've always gone without headlights, but I am trying some from a company called Headlight Experts. They claim that their L.E.D. headlights consume just 1.5 amps each for dim, 3.0 amps each for bright. For that kind of current I should be able to run it right through a 20A switch with no need for a relay. I ordered them yesterday, then went right out to the shop and pre wired everything. I will report their performance when I can get back to the track.
We've all been at those tracks with poor lighting and spectators wandering around in the pits, oblivious to what they are stepping in front of. Since I don't run an alternator I've always gone without headlights, but I am trying some from a company called Headlight Experts. They claim that their L.E.D. headlights consume just 1.5 amps each for dim, 3.0 amps each for bright. For that kind of current I should be able to run it right through a 20A switch with no need for a relay. I ordered them yesterday, then went right out to the shop and pre wired everything. I will report their performance when I can get back to the track.
