Not an electriciane but ive been toying with this idea for awhile. Wanted to run inexpensive 12v Led lights on my bike, but not have to pack a ton of AAA battery's to power it.
I Pulled a soup can out of the recycle bin to be painted when I did my 40 Columbia. Fit perfectly between the struts yielding a way to mount without bolting it down.
Simple design.
Took a 2" led marker light and a cheap 3aaa battery pack. This one from a broken harbor freight flashlight. Some wires and this mystery voltage regulator to get to 12v.
Solder input and output wires to it. After connected use the brass screw to set the voltage. Part XL6009. I got a half dozen on Amazon for 10 bucks.
Butter knife to smooth down the sharp edge. Careful razor sharp. Paint if desire.
Punch two holes in the back for the on off wire that complete the negative battery lead to the regulator
Then an initial connect of everything. Put silicone on any bare wires. Set voltage while waiting for it to dry.
Push it all together and mount.
Twist the wires turn on.
I Pulled a soup can out of the recycle bin to be painted when I did my 40 Columbia. Fit perfectly between the struts yielding a way to mount without bolting it down.
Simple design.
Took a 2" led marker light and a cheap 3aaa battery pack. This one from a broken harbor freight flashlight. Some wires and this mystery voltage regulator to get to 12v.
Solder input and output wires to it. After connected use the brass screw to set the voltage. Part XL6009. I got a half dozen on Amazon for 10 bucks.
Butter knife to smooth down the sharp edge. Careful razor sharp. Paint if desire.
Punch two holes in the back for the on off wire that complete the negative battery lead to the regulator
Then an initial connect of everything. Put silicone on any bare wires. Set voltage while waiting for it to dry.
Push it all together and mount.
Twist the wires turn on.