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woodsrat · 08-18-2014, 08:23 PM

I mentioned a cheap voltage regulator I use when I build my AC wiring setups for the Lifan motors. It's sold through the Tucker Rocky Off-Road catalog and officially it's known as the "MSRHP Universal Voltage Regulator", p/n 74-4603, and retails for $14.45. So far it's worked flawlessly and I've not blown a bulb.

I have the wiring diagram I use on paper and scanned it. If you'd like a copy PM me your email address. It's incredibly simple and once folks see it they slap themselves on the head and say "why didn't I know that???"

I wish small bikes had reliable stuff like this when I was a kid. I went through 6v. tail light bulbs by the gross and headlights weren't far behind yet they still only put out about a tenth of the light my $8 Harbor Freight halogen tractor light puts out. Same goes for the $10 LED tail light.

08-18-2014, 08:23 PM	#42 (permalink)
woodsrat Beginner Ecomodder Join Date: May 2012 Location: Indianapolis Posts: 104 Thanks: 10 Thanked 26 Times in 20 Posts	Universal voltage regulator... I mentioned a cheap voltage regulator I use when I build my AC wiring setups for the Lifan motors. It's sold through the Tucker Rocky Off-Road catalog and officially it's known as the "MSRHP Universal Voltage Regulator", p/n 74-4603, and retails for $14.45. So far it's worked flawlessly and I've not blown a bulb. I have the wiring diagram I use on paper and scanned it. If you'd like a copy PM me your email address. It's incredibly simple and once folks see it they slap themselves on the head and say "why didn't I know that???" I wish small bikes had reliable stuff like this when I was a kid. I went through 6v. tail light bulbs by the gross and headlights weren't far behind yet they still only put out about a tenth of the light my $8 Harbor Freight halogen tractor light puts out. Same goes for the $10 LED tail light.