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Also haven't figured out if they are high low!
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If they are in fact 1157 then they'd be high/low.[url=https://www.classicgoldwings.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=86836#p86836:2fqmrdp8 said:
Strange, these ship out of China but they dont ship TO China :headscratch:
:shock: of course not that don't want want that cheap crap back :smilie_happy: :smilie_happy:
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How else do the get rid of contaminated waste?
Holy crap. 11 watts.
I'd like to see these in action. Not a bad price for 2 bulbs if they are all that.
I'd like to see these in action. Not a bad price for 2 bulbs if they are all that.
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How much difference does it make regarding power draw using LED's? I have some installed from the guy I bought my 85 LTD from and I haven't noticed anything different. I did have a voltage drop, turned out to be the voltage suppressor but I am sure its not light changing effected. The bike is still in the shop so I haven't had a chance to play with the lighting.
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A 21w incandescent bulb draws almost 2 amps (24w @ 12volts). While the 11w LEDs are under 200ma :good:
