how do they operate?on battery?I'd need them on motorbike but I'm not so skilled with managing electric parts please be detailed thanks
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They operate on your bike's battery and your engine recharges the battery while you drive, just like your car. There are two wires for the battery which hook directly up to the positive and negative terminals. Then you run the wires up to your handlebars, and I coiled the extra wire and secured it with a cable tie. Then you just plug in your gloves when you're ready to ride. Super easy - don't doubt yourself. It will be simple to put in.
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Not positive on that but I do know they take little power. I put 12 strips of these on my bike and left it sitting with them on for about to hours and didn't kill the battery. Nice for what they r and the price.
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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.
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They must have some type of internal battery because when I received them they both worked without any cranking. That could indicate sometime in the future the batteries failing all together no matter how much cranking you do. Not the best scenario, but I would expect to get several years out of them. Price is right. I got them for survival packs so I intend to crank them every few months to keep them charged.
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The pedals are functional and can be pedaled - they do not recharge while pedaling. Scooter features a 48V/17Ah battery which is great for range and power.
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You can actually find them really cheap on eBay! I forgot the battery number but Just check manual or on died battery:)
623115
They do not require a battery. I haven't figured out how to program mine yet, but that may be more of a reflection of my skills...
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They use 12V remote batteries. I bought Camelion 5 pack. Hate running out of batteries :-)
120202
You can easily use them outdoors by powering them off a car battery with a solar cell to charge it. The tricky thing about these is they come with wire connections, so you will have to solder or crimp on wires, or put on connectors to use them.
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They are not made to accept battery's. You would have to use an external battery pack with an equal amp rating as the power supply output.
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No they do not. I still have them and I have no use for them. You need to go to a specialty battery store to find replacements. More than likely you will have to order them at the store.
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They run on batteries. I had have them for more than 6 months and still on the original batteries
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They work with your phone thru Bluetooth and can be used as 2 way radio with your passenger or another bike up to a certain distance. You have a big push button to pick up a call or you can set it up so it picks up calls automatically after a certain number of rings. they are hands free to talk and come with 2 head sets. they work very nicely. My only disappointment is that battery needs to be charged if you don't use them for some time. they don't hold the charge well when not in use
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Running great on my 150cc Scooter.It seem that they will loose charge if you let them lying around for a few weeks, butthat is kind of normal.
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I think you are assuming they are active pickups from the solid black covers, but I believe they are passive pickups with black covers... not EMG style active pups which require a 9 volt power source...
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what is the power source for the rear wireless ones? Will I have to plug in or do they use batteries?
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They work off of a 12v DC battery. You can buy an adapter that converts it to work with 120v AC.