for all you guys talking generators i made my own solution
i got a free harbor frieght flashlight took the end out where the leds are they arepressed in.. got a laptop round battery inserted it into the light like a regular battery the led part you have to have almost stick out all the way.. so what i did was hot glue the end back in and it works like a regular flashlight.. will run for 20 hours or more since the battery is 4000 mah..
here are some pics.. also youll have to add some soilder to the ends of the battery.. as you can see it looks stock.. all i did was use black electrical tape on the end with the hot glue and used a hose clamp with and old bike reflector clip and mounted it to the ape hangers i have.. its as bright as the sun with only 7 led..
tell me what you guys think.. it was an apiphiny i had while on the john haha i said hmm i have a laptop battery and a free light till i can get my generator set up hmmmmm lol
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb350/locutus_34/S7302083.jpg
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb350/locutus_34/S7302086.jpg
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb350/locutus_34/S7302089.jpg
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb350/locutus_34/S7302087.jpg
i forgot to mention theres a ring a metal ring just soilder it to the outter part of the circut board this is the ground to the case of the flashlight they push it in till it lights up and glue
take into account you will need a lipo charger to charge and lipos dont like to go below 2 volts fully charged is 4 but if you have like me a 4000 mah one it might last a super long time just charge it once a month if you ride alot. if you go below 2 volts aidos battery and it wont ever work again... to get these take apart a laptop battery pack there are useually 10 of them see if it has 4 volts or3 or 2 and throw a charge if it holds over night your good to go;
just a solution thought id share
i got a free harbor frieght flashlight took the end out where the leds are they arepressed in.. got a laptop round battery inserted it into the light like a regular battery the led part you have to have almost stick out all the way.. so what i did was hot glue the end back in and it works like a regular flashlight.. will run for 20 hours or more since the battery is 4000 mah..
here are some pics.. also youll have to add some soilder to the ends of the battery.. as you can see it looks stock.. all i did was use black electrical tape on the end with the hot glue and used a hose clamp with and old bike reflector clip and mounted it to the ape hangers i have.. its as bright as the sun with only 7 led..
tell me what you guys think.. it was an apiphiny i had while on the john haha i said hmm i have a laptop battery and a free light till i can get my generator set up hmmmmm lol
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb350/locutus_34/S7302083.jpg
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb350/locutus_34/S7302086.jpg
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb350/locutus_34/S7302089.jpg
http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb350/locutus_34/S7302087.jpg
i forgot to mention theres a ring a metal ring just soilder it to the outter part of the circut board this is the ground to the case of the flashlight they push it in till it lights up and glue
take into account you will need a lipo charger to charge and lipos dont like to go below 2 volts fully charged is 4 but if you have like me a 4000 mah one it might last a super long time just charge it once a month if you ride alot. if you go below 2 volts aidos battery and it wont ever work again... to get these take apart a laptop battery pack there are useually 10 of them see if it has 4 volts or3 or 2 and throw a charge if it holds over night your good to go;
just a solution thought id share