Drill a hole on the top edge of the housing for the switch to fit through. The location for your swtich can be different, but I pefer to have the switch on the top edge of the light in easy reach.
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Riding your bike at night is something that everyone should be able to afford to do. Therefore I have posted this set of instructions on how to make your own set of lights for about $30 bucks.
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Helmet Cam Video
This helmet cam video is shot at night on the trail: Upper Oil Can on the Vancouver North Shore. It was illuminated by my set of Dual 50W lights.
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- Overview
- Tools and Parts
- The Main Ingredient
- The Bulb
- The Switch
- All the Parts
- Drilling a Hole
- Fit the Switch
- Wiring
- Soldering the Connections
- Light and Gasket
- Light Pod
- Before Cutting
- Hacking the Stake
- After the Hack Saw
- Coming Together
- Mounting Plate
- A Little Padding
- Full Assembled
- Light and Straps
- Light System Mounted (XC)
- Light System Mounted (Full Face)
- 100W of Forest Torching POWER
- Battery System and Recommendations
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DISCLAIMER: The instructions above are such that it is a DO IT YOURSELF project. As such, there is no claim your results will be similar to mine. When undertaking projects that involve electricity (be it AC or DC), please be advised, there is a definite risk of fire Hazard if construction is not done properly. Please follow instructions on the parts/components that you do buy, and test your device accordingly. Seek competent help and advice where appropriate. Also, mounting a light on your helmet, over the vent as instructed here will hamper your helmet's performance in a crash situation. I will not be held responsible for any injuries as a result.
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