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Or just send them an email that you haven’t gotten the code. They will send you one.

I just purchased an Igaging 6” digital caliper based on numerous positive reviews. $30-$50 depending on the model on the model.

I don’t know the answer about those models but when I’ve emailed PI they’ve always responded pretty quickly.

I would go vertical before stacking 3 sheets horizontally.

Thanks Iron block. I’ll make sure the lights are isolated from the frame. Both the headlight and taillight have positive and negative leads.

Makes sense. Just to clarify this is the stator I’m planning on using to power the lights. Mhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/12-VOLTS-MINI-GEN-MAX-For-Motorized-Bicycle-Lighting/400108733087?hash=item5d2856c29f:g:eWMAAOxykYtSITj0

I'm going to try a simple bridge rectifier like rlitman suggested. It looks like the easiest option.

Thanks all. To clarify, the unit is purpose built to provide about 12v-18v depending on engine RPM. The person selling the units said the LEDs will be brighter if run on DC. The LEDs require 12v. I’ll probably go with something like this for simplicity.

Hi All, Can anyone recommend a full wave rectifier that will convert 12-20v AC to similar voltages in DC? There are a number listed on Amazon and eBay but they appear to 1/2 wave despite what the titles say. I'm going to be powering an LED head and taillight from a stand-alone magneto on a...

Do you really have to ask? If you entered your CC info to that site you may want to alert your CC company.