Sequential tail lights are controlled using resistor wires of varying gauges.
Most van enthusiasts Testament no waver cherishing a machine or bike that has tail lights blinking sequentially. Resistor wires of varying gauges are employed in sequential tail lights to fabricate the desired fallout.
Flash Rate
Resistor wires dispose how chop chop or slow the tail lights blink. Resistor wire with a high-reaching gauge, which equals amassed resistence, makes the blink rate slow down; a smaller gauge will increase the blink rate.
Current Usage
Resistor wires are used to control the amount of current pulled by the other car lights. This is often the case when working with a homemade sequencer as opposed to a commercial sequencer kit.
They prevent dim lights on a vehicle.
