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hey
I have like 4 neon lights, washer lights, glow wirez, and strobes. I want to hook them up all on seperate switches but i know one circuit cant hold all the power running through it. How do i make them not over flow with power and pop fuses. Can i someone make my on circuit for this??? thx
~Mike

 
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dont know the anwser to ur question, but next times, post them in the tech stuff forum, not the general ramblings forum and u might just get some more responses.

-drew

 
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One thing you can consider is makeing a whole new circuit of the battery using like ten or twelve gauge power wire, kind of like wiring up an amplifier. Then use a larger fuse in the inline fuse holder. You will just figure out how many amps the entire thing will draw, then use that as a base for how large of a fuse would be. Hold on...I will post you a picture of what I mean. I have quite a few extra goodies running in my car, so I made it's own little circuit.

 
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i was gonna try the Arospeed red grounding cables to do that (except i would hook it up to the positive battery terminal instead). Should work i think... [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]

 
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[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG][IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG]Here you go. I hope this helps clarify things up some.

 
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oops....

 
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Keep in mind that you need to check that Amperage rating of your switch as well. Most switched (especially smal toggle switched) are not designed for any significant current draw. I would recommend using the switch to supply the ground of a relay.