Twin Headlamps mod...
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very nice.. what kind of lights? both on,1 on, either??? post up some info. on those bad boys...
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those headlamps are from XR250Baja '96 model...
both on...but very dim with original stator...riding at night on Singapore streets is ok...but tried riding on Malaysia dark lonely highway,i see shite...
those headlamps are from XR250Baja '96 model...
both on...but very dim with original stator...riding at night on Singapore streets is ok...but tried riding on Malaysia dark lonely highway,i see shite...
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Doesn't make it over here
The "Baja" version of Honda's line doesn't make it over here. too bad... I'd really like to have a Honda Baja monkey bike. I like the Freddie Spencer model too.
Nice shop you have there!
Nice shop you have there!
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nice looking bike... really like the H/lights.. get that stator fixed and really enjoy them. Looks like some fun riding spots you have...AJsgp wrote:\
those headlamps are from XR250Baja '96 model...
both on...but very dim with original stator...riding at night on Singapore streets is ok...but tried riding on Malaysia dark lonely highway,i see shite...
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Nice big lights aj,you got the stator rewound?,are the xr models that go to asia the same as the oz model 650rs?.....heres a photo of my xr with twin headlights off a ktm,got a 500 watt stator so it powers them up ok
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Tell us about the 500 watt stator modification!giantpiggy wrote:Nice big lights aj,you got the stator rewound?,are the xr models that go to asia the same as the oz model 650rs?.....heres a photo of my xr with twin headlights off a ktm,got a 500 watt stator so it powers them up ok
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All on that aftermarket stator I think
Electrosport or someone makes a stator with extra poles. I have one. I learned about it from a guy on here from OZ who posted about it. Then some months later one popped up on eBay from Canada cheap. He'd purchased it in OZ too.
Sometime after I got it I posted it to the Yahoo group. Following is Boydnar's response-he's a very sharp guy it seems to me on mechanical stuff, never met him though:
OK. When I saw the Ebay ad I knew immediately that what you just bought is a used and stipped-down esg440 stator from Electrosport (at least the core is identical).
http://www.electrosport.com/products/product-detail-443.php
I also posted the pic that's in the ad in the "Stators" folder on the "Files" page. Look for "Electrosport."
It's advertised to work on the 650R and the XR400R. According to what I've seen on the 'net, the XR600R should use the same stator. I think. But they don't bill it as fitting the 600R, so there's probably some compatability issue. Like to know what.
Looking at the pic you'll notice that at least two of the windings are hard-grounded, whereas the stock stator has a floating ground. Also, Electrosport configures it with three separate sets of coils, 100Wx2 + 50W. Really, that's the only smart way to get that much power out of these simple, permanent-magnet alternators. If you try to wind all 15 poles by using one wire for a single output, the resistance would be too high and you'd lose a lot of power to waste heat -- unless you're willing to wind it with 14ga. wire, which just won't work on those tight poles. I wound my stock 10-pole stator with 16ga. wire and I DON'T recommend it. The 18ga. wire you got with the core is the hot ticket to amperage bliss.
Electrosport uses a one rectum-fryer/regulator per output, which means three regulators. The two 100W outputs are for running two separate headlights and the 50W is for charging the battery. It's a good system. A good way of doing it.
And I'll believe 350 watts when I see 25 amps on the ammeter. Not likely.
I gotta hit the sack.
---Boydnar
Sometime after I got it I posted it to the Yahoo group. Following is Boydnar's response-he's a very sharp guy it seems to me on mechanical stuff, never met him though:
OK. When I saw the Ebay ad I knew immediately that what you just bought is a used and stipped-down esg440 stator from Electrosport (at least the core is identical).
http://www.electrosport.com/products/product-detail-443.php
I also posted the pic that's in the ad in the "Stators" folder on the "Files" page. Look for "Electrosport."
It's advertised to work on the 650R and the XR400R. According to what I've seen on the 'net, the XR600R should use the same stator. I think. But they don't bill it as fitting the 600R, so there's probably some compatability issue. Like to know what.
Looking at the pic you'll notice that at least two of the windings are hard-grounded, whereas the stock stator has a floating ground. Also, Electrosport configures it with three separate sets of coils, 100Wx2 + 50W. Really, that's the only smart way to get that much power out of these simple, permanent-magnet alternators. If you try to wind all 15 poles by using one wire for a single output, the resistance would be too high and you'd lose a lot of power to waste heat -- unless you're willing to wind it with 14ga. wire, which just won't work on those tight poles. I wound my stock 10-pole stator with 16ga. wire and I DON'T recommend it. The 18ga. wire you got with the core is the hot ticket to amperage bliss.
Electrosport uses a one rectum-fryer/regulator per output, which means three regulators. The two 100W outputs are for running two separate headlights and the 50W is for charging the battery. It's a good system. A good way of doing it.
And I'll believe 350 watts when I see 25 amps on the ammeter. Not likely.
I gotta hit the sack.
---Boydnar
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Hey mate...well...i believed they are the same...the euro specs version...with those squarish signals,big original square headlamp,rear extended subframe....and about how much watt the stator gives,i am clueless at this point.giantpiggy wrote:Nice big lights aj,you got the stator rewound?,are the xr models that go to asia the same as the oz model 650rs?.....heres a photo of my xr with twin headlights off a ktm,got a 500 watt stator so it powers them up ok
Do you think that the size of the lamp matters?eerr...well...mine is err...bigger than yours....
I've used quite a number of head costumes for the XRR...let's do some history lesson on my XRR...
From past...to presant....I think the best headlamp that gives the best shines is the PIAA headlamp...picture no 3...
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One of the reason why I am alittle sceptical over re-wiring the stator....Bump wrote:Looking at the pic you'll notice that at least two of the windings are hard-grounded, whereas the stock stator has a floating ground. Also, Electrosport configures it with three separate sets of coils, 100Wx2 + 50W. Really, that's the only smart way to get that much power out of these simple, permanent-magnet alternators. If you try to wind all 15 poles by using one wire for a single output, the resistance would be too high and you'd lose a lot of power to waste heat -- unless you're willing to wind it with 14ga. wire, which just won't work on those tight poles. I wound my stock 10-pole stator with 16ga. wire and I DON'T recommend it. The 18ga. wire you got with the core is the hot ticket to amperage bliss.---Boydnar
So,the best bet is the Electrosport stator you reckon eh?Bump wrote:Electrosport uses a one rectum-fryer/regulator per output, which means three regulators. The two 100W outputs are for running two separate headlights and the 50W is for charging the battery. It's a good system. A good way of doing it.
And I'll believe 350 watts when I see 25 amps on the ammeter. Not likely.
I gotta hit the sack.---Boydnar
Hmm....Maybe I will try and do some calculation with the shipping cost and ask a favour from a friend to order it next month perhaps...thanks buddy...
cheers.
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