Do I need to purchase the Voltage Reducer Converter to make this system work? Can anything be added for turn signals?
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You don't need a voltage reducer, just follow instructions, connect across two 6 volt batteries. If you want signals you need to order a different light package.
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No you don't need voltage reducer !! Not sure about the turn signals I don't have turn signals on mine thanks mark
1833832
No you don't need a reducer you just hook it up to #3 and 4 batteries. For turn signals just a switch needs to be add on stealing colume and wiring.
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No you don't have to add anything else if you have a 36 volt system to make the light work as long as they are properly wired to a pair of 6 volt batteries to make 12 volts (use a volt meter to make sure). If you run a 48 volt system, you will need a voltage reducer to bring voltage down to 12 volts. Of course, if you have a gasoline engine, you are all set. All the wiring is in place to add turn signals and or brake lights at a later date.Thanks for your question,Mike
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I used the installation kit from Amazon and wired directly to my battery for power. I also used speaker-level inputs since I hooked up to my stock Jeep radio. I can tell you that I don't see any flicker or blink in my lights when the system is on and drawing power. It doesn't seem to pull enough wattage to put a load on my regulator and doesn't require a capacitor. Unless you are installing in something built before '70, I wouldn't be concerned.
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Noo. U need transformer. Don't get this item it's not new . It is used . Trust me. Get new 1. Do not get it from here. Ali
327173
Depends on where you are planning to wire it in. I would suggest you watch tutorials videos and buy a voltmeter. Everything else, you can do it!
965450
I already had a converter but I don't know if one was supposed to be included. I do not remember getting one.
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this will not work, you need a powered converter, they sell them on here for like $30. i needed to do the same thing, got this, it didnt work, got a powered converter and it did. it will not convert the signal on its own, needs power!
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If your stop lights and turn lights are individual, you wouls need a 5wire to 4 wire converter. Ro clear it up. Your trailer has a 4 wire connector anf your motorcycle has a 5 wire connector? Then you would need the later. Which is as I mentioned 4 to 5 wire converter. I did that on my versa nissan when I mounted a trailer hitch. Package has direction on how to connect the wires. Your stop light and turn signals are separate. Hope this answers your question.
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Amiran, I believe you would have to use some sort of reducer in conjunction with it since it is a 110 volts product. It does come with an inverter.
2183630
I believe so, but you will need a device to convert voltage and, perhaps, cycles.
938475
the power supply is for the rotator and signal booster is likely 12v but not possitive of that. It is a transformoer that runs off 110v
258561
You will need a available plug t plug the receiver into. Typically you are already using the one plug for a CVD changer or other remote and you need to purchase a "y" adapter.
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If you operate in a mixed 12V 24V environment, it's fairly trivial to add a 12V or other adjustable voltage regulator for that purpose. http://www.amazon.com/Converter-Regulator-Voltage-Reducer-Step/dp/B00AO0PCMW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1362772728&sr=8-2&keywords=voltage+regulator+24v+to+12v
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You can convert any old / unused 12v car dc adopter to work for you. It's a DIY job. The charger as you mention is just powering 12v dc to the Orange P409s via a mini USB socket
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Im not sure u would have to ask the seller if its included. U should hook rite up to it with your stock converter.
1777105
Yes you will need a voltage converter. check out the Rockstone 5000 W voltage converter on Amazon for $160
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As it comes No, you need to buy a 110v to 12v converter and then u can use it
1413612
You would need a 12v power converter and a 12v inverter and you'll have the modified sinewave (60hz)