If I use my battery or stator to
Have a wire line
at 12v 50'ish watts
How do I use in line fuzed
My main power line is so high in watts
And not exactly 12 v on it's own (edited)
If I use my battery or stator to
Have a wire line
at 12v 50'ish watts
How do I use in line fuzed
My main power line is so high in watts
And not exactly 12 v on it's own (edited)
English is hard.
You get a voltage regulator and a rectifier and you're right it off the stator before it goes anywhere and then you have to have the charging circuit right for the battery I'm sure it can be used as a regulator or a rectifier but have to find out it fell just fry you might need a zener diode or something is this a home project or is it a factory one with a battery if it's a factory one with the battery look at the wiring diagrams
What?
Read the manual
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Gots scooter so He’s talking scooter Iingo
I have a ice bear vintage conversion to 100cc A9 cam setup I have only ran for 10 minutes
I have a kymco people 50 2t with similar ignition .. i want to upgrade mod
I have a third old moped I'm putting money into and it runs transitorized
Conversion is what i want
So point a is watts voltage for cdi and coil
But to use better fuses for reliability
I would use I'm guessing a 5 amp 12.volton my ac mopeds
Reg/ret doesn't act as a good fuze
Its gy6 stuff on my test one
But if I run a direct power to my cdi
Off the regulator rectifier
I would need what fuze set to protect it extra... my kymco uses DC
In the future all my mods have to do with upgrading the cheap crap out for reliability... my top slide carb on my resto mod is listed for $450 mikuna
I'm willing to do the work and pay to keep my bikes nice
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