No not another ?? about neons
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No not another ?? about neons
Ok yeah this prolly sounds like a really dumb question and it prolly is. but i have some neons and im wanting to wire them to a switch and it says wire one of the things to ground. What exactly does this mean??? Yeah i know im stupid but i dont quite understand. thanks in advance......
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[hr]Originally posted by: 18inchpride
It means you stick em in you AS&! dude just search search search! Does anyone think before posting[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: 18inchpride
It means you stick em in you AS&! dude just search search search! Does anyone think before posting[hr]
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Rep Power: 0 im getting tired or reading threads with ppl posting responses like these. this is a board for help and ppl may not no these answers so lets help them out. as for the search it doesnt always bring up the threads nor have the question answered so lets be more helpful
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Rep Power: 318 Some of us take the basic knowledge we have for granted. I bet before most of us got into cars/electronics/electrics, we didn't know what a ground was.
Just as LikeWEEEEEEEEEE said, the ground is pretty much any metal part of the frame. The frame acts as one huge conductor for the negative terminal of the battery.
edit: The only dumb question is the one left unasked. There's probably a couple other peeps out there who have no idea what a ground is. Now they will find the answer (in this thread) by using the search function.
Just as LikeWEEEEEEEEEE said, the ground is pretty much any metal part of the frame. The frame acts as one huge conductor for the negative terminal of the battery.
edit: The only dumb question is the one left unasked. There's probably a couple other peeps out there who have no idea what a ground is. Now they will find the answer (in this thread) by using the search function.
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Rep Power: 334 lol u know what? i remember asking the same exact questions a few months ago...
if ur switch has 3 prongs.. one would be for a constant power source..(battery) the second prong would be the powering going out to whatever it is your powering (postive wire of neons) and the ground is just the negative, (hook this up to any bare metal u can find)
if ur switch has 3 prongs.. one would be for a constant power source..(battery) the second prong would be the powering going out to whatever it is your powering (postive wire of neons) and the ground is just the negative, (hook this up to any bare metal u can find)
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