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post Feb 7, 2007 - 7:54 AM
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6gsillyca



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I would like to wire a few things off one power source (turn/sidemarker wires) and would like to know how I should go about wiring it up.

If Im using an spdt relay would I wire it at the beginning of the wire, and then "splice" all my multiple circuts into it after the single relay at the begging (more series like)

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would I need to use a different spdt relay for each circut i will be wiring? (almost parallel like)

Is my logic totally off? Or would this be the 2 ways to wire it up?

I also want a few of the acc im wiring up to have the blinking function of the turn signal (with the use of the relay)

And how can I figure out how much my current is dropping (so I know what resistors to get for the led's)


Sorry if this is confusing, im not too good with electricity. confused.gif
 
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post Feb 9, 2007 - 12:54 PM
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i understand what your saying now

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since your turns and acc have wires ran already i would do something like that, you wouldnt put any noticeable stress on any circuit that way.

you may want to run the leds off their own relay, but other than that i would think 3-4 relays would do what you wanted

now about you wanting them to alternate twice as slow as the blinkers, im not sure of an easy way to do that. this setup would make everything blink the same.

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