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^^ theres some DIY of taking the head light apart in this site if you search
inverter is a thing that changes low voltage(12v) to high voltage(620v) which will light up the neons. it's included in the kit.
an inverter changes a dc voltage into (somewhat) an ac voltage...i'm not exactly sure how much a neon takes...but all i know is that it uses high voltage and very little current...same way a night light works...the main point is that in order for it to work a change in voltage is needed...hence alternating the voltage...
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__________________ so i hear you're from canada...hows it going eh? You want a donut? I thought all they had in Canada was lumberjacks and curlers...Is there running water up there? Where's your toque, eh? No doot aboot it.
Go Canucks Go !!!
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Nice I did that with T1 11,000 MCD LEDS and wired another set over the high beams just like you did. The neon is way brighter. The only way we could get it that bright without neon is if we found some way to use fiber optics like BMW's. Looks good!
It's Still Good! Cold or Hot
but it seems sometimes it needs about 1~2 seconds of worming up before it's fully bright. hope it gets throught this winter!
Civic minded old man/ low-loud-loven it!
