relays?
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relays?
well im planning on hooking up some relays to serve my purpose...
i just put some neon rings in my headlights, and trying to figure out what amp rating i should get the relays...
heres what i wanna do, i know how to wire them up, just not what rating i should get, tap the parking light so the rings are on when a switch and the parking lights are on, easy... then put another relay in so that when the headlights are on, the rings shut off, easy.. but what amp rating should i use? i plan on running both set of rings on the same circuit, so only 2 relays would be required
and no they arent blue.. they are purple.. cause i used a UV cold cathode kit
i just put some neon rings in my headlights, and trying to figure out what amp rating i should get the relays...
heres what i wanna do, i know how to wire them up, just not what rating i should get, tap the parking light so the rings are on when a switch and the parking lights are on, easy... then put another relay in so that when the headlights are on, the rings shut off, easy.. but what amp rating should i use? i plan on running both set of rings on the same circuit, so only 2 relays would be required
and no they arent blue.. they are purple.. cause i used a UV cold cathode kit
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so when im reading this relay...
4 and 3 is going to be an uninterruped power source on a switch such as a light circuit correct?
now that means position 5 is always on no matter what, until a current goes through 3-4?
or is it the other one?
4 and 3 is going to be an uninterruped power source on a switch such as a light circuit correct?
now that means position 5 is always on no matter what, until a current goes through 3-4?
or is it the other one?
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Originally Posted by doubledeuce2k2
position 5 will be on when current goes btwn 3 and 4. otherwise, position 2 will be on.
that squiggly line will pull the switch towards it when current goes through it
that squiggly line will pull the switch towards it when current goes through it
the relay will have 5 hot, until a current goes throught 3,4 then 2 will go hot...
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u sure? cause i got other ppl saying its the other one thats normally closed..
i think the diagram shows the default position
i think the diagram shows the default position
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after reading this im sure of one thing....
i have no idea what im doing.. someone come help me.. unless its raining im doing this saturday..
i have no idea what im doing.. someone come help me.. unless its raining im doing this saturday..
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