<VV> LED taillights

[JVHRoberts at aol.com]

Not quite. Even those usually require a minimum load. And a proper LED  
taillight draws about half of what a bulb does. I have one of those in my tow  car, 
and if I lose a bulb without the trailer, it stops flashing. 
 
In a message dated 1/30/2006 8:31:06 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  pp2 at 6007.us 
writes:

>  > Well, almost. You'll need to find a flasher that'll work properly on  the
> > lower current. They're out there, and are used on the cheesy  LED brake 
> lights.

What you really want is called a "constant  rate" flasher and are common on 
cars that tow trailers. They are  independant of the current draw and have 
been around forever. Of course it  will not stop if you lose a bulb either.

Padgett