wheelman55
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I mean yeah I guess that would be possible!
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Uh...thanks??
Anyone with actual knowledge out there who can chime in? Would there need to be a diode in each positive lead?
Thanks.
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I mean yeah I guess that would be possible!
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Uh...thanks??
Anyone with actual knowledge out there who can chime in? Would there need to be a diode in each positive lead?
Thanks.
Well I know it's possible just am not sure how I'd execute it... no need to be a ****. Better than me giving you false advice and ******** your shit up.
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Can it be wired to do both? Meaning come on via reverse and via aux switch.
I mean yeah I guess that would be possible!
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You don't need a diode in the Aux lead unless you're running multiple lights off that switch. (Backfeeding power to an open switch has no impact unless there are other loads fed from the switch.) Probably a good idea to put one on the lead from the backup lights.
I decided to wire mine up using the aux switch only. I prefer not having super bright backup lights when in town. When I'm in the boonies or backing up the boat, it's no big deal to reach up and hit Aux 6, and no big deal if I forget to immediately turn it off.
You don't need a diode in the Aux lead unless you're running multiple lights off that switch. (Backfeeding power to an open switch has no impact unless there are other loads fed from the switch.) Probably a good idea to put one on the lead from the backup lights.
I decided to wire mine up using the aux switch only. I prefer not having super bright backup lights when in town. When I'm in the boonies or backing up the boat, it's no big deal to reach up and hit Aux 6, and no big deal if I forget to immediately turn it off.