thank you for doing this video. i was about to order a bunch of these. but i agree the flash is too short. looks more like a slow strobe rather than a turn signal
I think the LED stays on too short. I don't mean the frequency, the speed is fine. But it's a very short flash. Glad you posted this, I almost ordered this same model but now I will try a different one.
Yes, I agree with you, you can try to find a model with adjustable led on timing, but I am not sure if they are making those, I know there is on a market a models where you can adjust frequency of blinking.
thank you for doing this video. i was about to order a bunch of these. but i agree the flash is too short. looks more like a slow strobe rather than a turn signal
I think the LED stays on too short. I don't mean the frequency, the speed is fine. But it's a very short flash. Glad you posted this, I almost ordered this same model but now I will try a different one.
Yes, I agree with you, you can try to find a model with adjustable led on timing, but I am not sure if they are making those, I know there is on a market a models where you can adjust frequency of blinking.
Спасибо. Помогло!
Hi, what about dual flasher? Like one On, one Off... On.. Off... On... Off...So fourth.
Tip, dont connect power to flasher unit without a load = lights.
Thanks for the tip. Will it burn a flesher?
This module is used to activate the 4 direction lights at the same time?
It depends how you will connect it.
Why that is blinking so fast?
can i used it for motorcycle relay? as my signal lights
Yes, you can, if you have 12v battery powered system
Use a programmable IC and use a regular relay with it. That way, you get control over every aspect.
Do you need one relay box, or two, to operate two seperate indicator lights?
You need one if you planning to use in a car or motorcycle… If you would use it for another application, and independently, then you need two
@@ChVovan im guessing the L & R switch seperates usage in a car or motorcycle to one(L) or the other(R) .
@@owenkilleen yes, you are right but it uses only one relay switch
Hello budy, how are you! Do you have the link where you bought these COB LEDs?
Hi, sorry for really late reply, I got them from Aliexpress
Is...that..COB LED??
J.34365 yes 👍
yes, but they are very sensitive and I wont recommend to use them without current protection
It needs more capacitance
How would you apply capacitors to this relay?
@@ChVovan first you have to open the case, then find the capacitor and add some more
@@soupflood thanks for the advice
problem is you can't open the enclosure as it is resin filled.
hey russian
Both links are useless