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You are correct that you can use one 55 watt light rather than two 22.5 watt lights to make the total of 55 watts. I have no idea where one would get 22.5 watt lights
No. You cannot run 110 watts directly from the battery. The stator or alternator has to charge the battery at the same rate where ever the lights are connected. In a schematic drawing, there is no effective difference in the connections. It is just a matter of how much wire is between the stator or alternator and lights. I hope the way I stated it makes sense.
You are correct that you can use one 55 watt light rather than two 22.5 watt lights to make the total of 55 watts. I have no idea where one would get 22.5 watt lights
No. You cannot run 110 watts directly from the battery. The stator or alternator has to charge the battery at the same rate where ever the lights are connected. In a schematic drawing, there is no effective difference in the connections. It is just a matter of how much wire is between the stator or alternator and lights. I hope the way I stated it makes sense.
