Adding lights to Yuba mundo with Bafang BBSHD
04-08-18, 09:30 AM
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Adding lights to Yuba mundo with Bafang BBSHD
I'm having a mid drive put on my Yuba Mundo and I want to hook up lights. Also, I don't like charging lights anymore.
Has anyone hookup lights this way?
Has anyone hookup lights this way?
04-18-18, 03:03 PM
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Get a buck converter (12v but, usually 8volt) to whatever voltage light you want to run!.....go to light.mall to get Rick bottom prices that's what I did!
04-24-18, 05:53 AM
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I went with a 12V lamp from amazon. It isn't really 12V and will accept anything up to 60V.
I have it wired to a switch on my handle bar, that I fed by the main (motor) battery.
All put together, it looks very OEM.
I have it wired to a switch on my handle bar, that I fed by the main (motor) battery.
All put together, it looks very OEM.
04-24-18, 01:38 PM
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Which specification does the light need to hav (AC/DC, voltage, lumen, beam angle, color temperature, color rendering index...) ??
04-24-18, 03:37 PM
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I decided not to mess with my mid drive system and get a dynamo hub for the front wheel.
04-25-18, 01:31 AM
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That's like adding an tow hitch to an SUV to preserve the existing space.
It just makes no sense, adds weight, cost and increases the handling characteristics.
With 5-12V lamps like the Supernova M99mini, you can power the light with the motor battery or USB powerbank.
supernova-lights.com/en/products/e-bike-lights-25kmh/m99-mini-pro-25/
It just makes no sense, adds weight, cost and increases the handling characteristics.
With 5-12V lamps like the Supernova M99mini, you can power the light with the motor battery or USB powerbank.
supernova-lights.com/en/products/e-bike-lights-25kmh/m99-mini-pro-25/
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