Hi all,
thought this would be best here, so here goes:
I'm in the process of kitting out my Ibex CC01 with led light, i've wired them all up and they gladly work perfect. But i've run myself in to a bit of a dilema, basically i don't have the slightest clue how to wire them to my esc using a seperate switch. I'm going to add the wires that will connect to my esc battery leads, then add a switch, which then goes to the led's. But i don't have the wiring knowledge to wire them to my 6-pin switch. Which wires go where?
Thanks, sorry no pictures to help, but you hopefully get the idea!
Jack
switch for LED's
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jacko_barber77
, Feb 04 2012 06:45 PM
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#1
Posted 04 February 2012 - 06:45 PM
#2
Posted 04 February 2012 - 11:30 PM
jacko_barber77, on 04 February 2012 - 06:45 PM, said:
Hi all,
thought this would be best here, so here goes:
I'm in the process of kitting out my Ibex CC01 with led light, i've wired them all up and they gladly work perfect. But i've run myself in to a bit of a dilema, basically i don't have the slightest clue how to wire them to my esc using a seperate switch. I'm going to add the wires that will connect to my esc battery leads, then add a switch, which then goes to the led's. But i don't have the wiring knowledge to wire them to my 6-pin switch. Which wires go where?
Thanks, sorry no pictures to help, but you hopefully get the idea!
Jack
thought this would be best here, so here goes:
I'm in the process of kitting out my Ibex CC01 with led light, i've wired them all up and they gladly work perfect. But i've run myself in to a bit of a dilema, basically i don't have the slightest clue how to wire them to my esc using a seperate switch. I'm going to add the wires that will connect to my esc battery leads, then add a switch, which then goes to the led's. But i don't have the wiring knowledge to wire them to my 6-pin switch. Which wires go where?
Thanks, sorry no pictures to help, but you hopefully get the idea!
Jack
Do you want them all to turn on & off from the same switch, at the same time?
If so, then you don't need or want a 6 pin switch, you need a basic SPST ( single pole single throw ) switch which will have 2 or three pins; just wire the leds in parallel to one pin, and the battery side to ( one of ) the other. Flip the switch and they'll turn on & off, nice and simple.
If you're going for a more complicated lighting setup, then some pictures and/or a diagram of what you want to achieve is really required....
#3
Posted 06 February 2012 - 03:37 PM
ahh, fair enough, i'll have to get one of those purchased then, also whilst i'm here, what would i need to make working indicators? to make them flash and to turn them on and off with the steering of the wheel?
thanks alot, jack
thanks alot, jack
#4
Posted 06 February 2012 - 05:58 PM
jacko_barber77, on 06 February 2012 - 03:37 PM, said:
ahh, fair enough, i'll have to get one of those purchased then, also whilst i'm here, what would i need to make working indicators? to make them flash and to turn them on and off with the steering of the wheel?
thanks alot, jack
thanks alot, jack
For that you'd need a purpose-made box of tricks that is sold with/for tamiya model big-rigs really, check towerhobbies.com & tamiyaparts.co.uk. It is something you could possibly make yourself but you'd need some properly laid out wiring diagrams and more specialised components; it's been done but you don't see it very often so finding links and reference material is kinda tricky...
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