Posted by pete 23 on May 06, 2015 at 16:38:03 from (173.84.79.161):
In Reply to: Fuses posted by HenryO on May 06, 2015 at 13:33:11:
A 20 amp fuse will be adequate, no problem unless you have more than three lights with greater than factory wattage. As far as bulbs being marked 6 & 8 volts, well a normal 6 volt system operates at 7.2 volts when everything is perfect , thus you need a bulb capable of handling more than 6 volts in a 6 volt system therefore all 6 volts bulbs are marked 6 & 8 volt. A normal recommended voltage setting for an 8 volt system is 9.2 -9.6 to keep a battery fully charged. Gets tough on 6 volt bulbs, more current through points if battery ignition and just plain screws up the whole system. My two cents after less than stellar results of converting customers to 8 volt systems years ago.
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