I just put LED strips on my bike and the lights just stay on and dont blink would this make them blink correctly
885475
How do you have them wired. Are they on constantly or they're tied in with your blinkers and when they go to flash they stay constant. It depends how you have them set up. If they're on constantly while the bike is on like a running light they're not wired for what you would like them to do.
1800043
At first the led strip is white. After a while it doesn't do white anymore. I don't know if this is what you are talkig about but thats something to think about.
446605
It's hard to explain- the lights are on, yes, but they are just LED "dots." So in order to get the effect you are looking for in the picture, the bike must be in motion. Hope that helps.
1077542
Our green light does not blink but stays solid. Try plugging in car and home. To see if there's a difference. Good luck!
1727658
If the brake lamps work, then probably you need a flasher for LED style lamps, not the Incandescent style. Change to a LED Flasher.
1022251
Yes,The LED lights for the front and the back give off intense light during low light conditions; you can also select the lights to blink, flash orsteady for various needs. Price is great and installation is a snap. You wont have any problems with these lights as long as you aren't thrashing through trees and bushes during your bike rides.
768184
Bob, I would suspect your power supply is doing that. These strips are nothing more than a basic LED in series with a current limiting resistor (the chip marked 151). repeated over and over in a parallel configuration. I run an 8 foot strip at 11.5V for hours at a time and there is no blinking. An 8 foot strip takes about 2 amps from the power supply. At much above 11.5 volts, the LEDS get too warm for extended use to suit me.
1806313
your turn signal bulb is a 2 Way Bulb for brakes and turn signal. If part of the bulb is blown out then it could make it blink faster. I would check your bulbs.
2039068
I would not think so. They could either be faulty or maybe you don't have them set right. You can make them stay on, or set them to blink. We have not had any issues.
1081642
Yes. This relay will keep your lights bright and blinking as they should. You will also be able to upgrade your non-LED lights to LED with no issues later in if you so choose.
1071788
The lights have like a tape on the bottom of them and you peel a layer off to stick it. (I've had 1 come off of my bike) the switch is small and has a nut to hold it into a hole, I like the lights and they are very bright and really make the bike look nice at night
1949687
These should correct the problem and make them flash, I had a similar problem on one of my vehicles where the led light would constantly stay on and not flash, I installed these and they worked properly after that.
1533214
i have them on my phantom and the strip is a tape with leds on it and just depends on how well you can apply the tape. i didn't have any problem and they do look pretty cool at night , really bright
1592661
You would need to check the max wattage for each strip and add those values together. The sum should be greater than 150 watts for it to not blow the LEDs. I would recommend for there to be at least about a 25% difference in wattage, so the strips should have a max of about 160 watts. This is to make sure the LEDs don't overheat too badly if left on for longer periods of time.
1857749
Im not 100 percent sure but ive left my lights on over night by accident and it didn't kill my battery. But every bike is different.
187949
I have only experienced this with LED bulbs on a different light housing. I'd recommend trying a regular light bulb/flood light bulb to see if the blinking still occurs.
52766
I could never get my two new ones to charge properly. One was a free replacement. I have now switched to another brand which works well and my Dentist likes the results. To answer your question when charged the light should not blink, just stay on.