How To Upgrade Yamaha Blaster: Float the Stator, Add A Small Battery, & Power Up With DC Led Lights!

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This is part 8 in the build series.

The Yamaha Blaster has an AC powered ignition and 55watt lighting system. In this video I will show how to separate the system so the quad continues to run on AC while the lighting system is converted to DC with a high output lighting coil (75watt), small battery and a regulator to power your DC lighting and auxiliary charging needs. Note that the OEM light is AC. If you're floating the stator you are creating a DC circuit which won't power your OEM AC headlight without popping bulbs.

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00:00 Introduction
00:58 What to do
08:47 Actually doing it...
13:36 Reviewing the work