My messy basement with the bicycle lights turned off. - AlexAndChristine's Photos- powered by SmugMug

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AlexAndChristine > Taillight on fender. The LEDs are all near the top because there is less space inside the reflector body near the bottom.

AlexAndChristine > Here I popped out the reflector to show how things are wired.

AlexAndChristine > A better view of the wiring. Someday I'll cover this all in epoxy to protect it from vibrations.

AlexAndChristine > A 3/4 view showing it all put back together again.

AlexAndChristine > My messy basement with the bicycle lights turned off.

AlexAndChristine > My first attempt at showing the bicycle lighting. Half of the basement lights were on, giving ambient light similar to a late afternoon. It's bright, but I look goofy spinning the wheel.

AlexAndChristine > Second attempt. The lights are off so you only see light from the taillight.

AlexAndChristine > Third attempt. Both taillights are on and you can see how much brighter the homemade light is than the commercial one.

AlexAndChristine > Forth attempt with a bit of a closeup. Writing these comments makes me realize that I should try another shot from the side showing everything that the LED taillight is lighting up.

My messy basement with the bicycle lights turned off.

> My messy basement with the bicycle lights turned off.

My messy basement with the bicycle lights turned off.

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