emergency

[mexlad 189]

right lads got an emergency with my lamp.iv just got my lamp out to charge up for tomorrow and the connectors broke on the lamp wire part.is there any other way of fixing the lamp or running it straight from the batterys its a lazerlight LA4 with two clulite {12v 7a/hr} batterys.

 

cheers mexlad

[BIG_SLIM 17]

cut the connector off and wire it straight to the battery

[Guest fence_hopper]

cut the connector off and wire it straight to the battery

 

done it that way for years, works spot on

[mexlad 189]

cut the connector off and wire it straight to the battery

 

done it that way for years, works spot on

 

 

theres two batterys though,and what about the fuses? {sh1t with electrics lol)

 

 

cheers mexlad

[buster 8789 64]

cut the connector off and wire it straight to the battery

 

done it that way for years, works spot on

im doing it the same way my self. as long as the two ends dont touch u will be fine

[BIG_SLIM 17]

Use one battery at a time. You can add a fuse if you want but i never do

[Guest fence_hopper]

as the big fella sez i never used a fuse for years and never had a problem. try get the the 17 ah battery save you having two there only about 30 quied. get the spades with like a washer type head and bolt it.

Edited September 10, 2010 by fence_hopper

[littletimmy 71]

I didnt know lamps came with connectors its bee nthat long since i've seen one with one

[mexlad 189]

Use one battery at a time. You can add a fuse if you want but i never do

 

 

cheers, wont it make the battery run out faster just using one at a time? and my fuses blow about six times a year(dont know why} what would happen to the lamp and batterys without a fuse?,sorry about all the questions but i really havnt got a clue with anything like this.

 

this is the kit iv gotMy link

 

cheers mexlad

[mexlad 189]

I didnt know lamps came with connectors its bee nthat long since i've seen one with one

 

 

lol times are hard mate

[Guest fence_hopper]

had a clulite for a season or two alright for the odd bunny an new starters

[lilpip1234 62]

use spade connectors on all my lamps always have

Edited September 10, 2010 by lilpip1234

[BIG_SLIM 17]

Use one battery at a time. You can add a fuse if you want but i never do

 

 

cheers, wont it make the battery run out faster just using one at a time? and my fuses blow about six times a year(dont know why} what would happen to the lamp and batterys without a fuse?,sorry about all the questions but i really havnt got a clue with anything like this.

 

this is the kit iv gotMy link

 

cheers mexlad

 

If you dont have a fuse it will probably blow the buld instead. I think you can just wire the 2 batterys together. Ive done that before but i cant remember if it actually worked or not. If you want to add a fuse just get a car fuse and cut the live wire in 2 then just wrap one piece of wire around each side of the fuse and tape it. Someone will correct me if im wrong but ive never had a problem doing any of that

[MaxiMuM-RisK 3]

Erm i think the fuse is there so it dont blow ur bulb, ive got mine wired straight to the lamp never had a prob i just carry spare bulbs and a few other bits and bobs

[mexlad 189]

had a clulite for a season or two alright for the odd bunny an new starters

 

 

iv had it about four years now and its been nothing but trouble but there only cheap,time for an upgrade i think now iv got permission.