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Rear bike lights with 18650
Sorry, won't let me upload from the app. Make because I'm new?- jop85
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- Forum: Homemade and Modified Flashlights Discussion
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Rear bike lights with 18650
Hi, thanks for taking time to reply. Yes, the idea is for them to run for as long as possible between charging! Also, using the lights as they are means removing them when I get to the station to avoid theft, which makes it extra fiddly when you have helmet, gloves etc to think of. Ideally...- jop85
- Post #7
- Forum: Homemade and Modified Flashlights Discussion
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Rear bike lights with 18650
Hi Dan, thanks for the reply. The lights will be in parallel so the overall voltage will remain 3v. And the batteries will be in parallel too so that would stay at 3.7v. My morning commute is at 5:30am in small country roads and I need to be seen by sleepy drivers. The 3 lights will be on in...- jop85
- Post #6
- Forum: Homemade and Modified Flashlights Discussion
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Rear bike lights with 18650
Bump... Any help with this, please? I don't want a ticking time bomb under my seat! Thanks- jop85
- Post #2
- Forum: Homemade and Modified Flashlights Discussion
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Rear bike lights with 18650
Hello everyone! first post post although I've been browsing for a while and learning from all of you. I'm working on my first battery light project and I was hoping you'd shed some light (boom boom!) on a few questions I have. So here we go! i want to build a rear light for my bike modifying...- jop85
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