if your lights are dim I suggest checking voltage at the lights. You may have a resistance and voltage drop problem from bad contacts somewhere. With the higher rated and higher efficiency 6v globes out there these days (including H4 halogen 55/55W headlights) I've got no problem with brightness.
I had a '65 and if you use the correct bulbs there isn't this problem. If you had done this video in the dark so people could see what you're talking about it would have been better.
If you use 6v bulbs your lights will be plenty bright. Most ppl dont know and use 12v bulbs
if your lights are dim I suggest checking voltage at the lights. You may have a resistance and voltage drop problem from bad contacts somewhere. With the higher rated and higher efficiency 6v globes out there these days (including H4 halogen 55/55W headlights) I've got no problem with brightness.
I love you bro I'm a big bug fan to I've got a 1973 VW bug no it's not a super beetle because they have foot more room in back
Superb info I've been having the exact same starting problem with my 63 ☺ purchased a new 6v battery and keeps draining it grrrrrr
Mike, thank you once again for this information. Do you got a part number for your cell phone charger??
My 63 had dim lights and Bozo bent one of the points in the regulator or something and it started to make 8v !
What color is that car? I have a 65 same color even though its not a color that was used on the 65.
Get a 12 volt generator from a Porsche 912 same size as a Vw 6 volt ,but I think you know that.
I had a '65 and if you use the correct bulbs there isn't this problem. If you had done this video in the dark so people could see what you're talking about it would have been better.
My god. Why worry about voltage when you ash tray looks like poop.