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i want to install a turn on/off switch i have the switch it has three prongs on back i want to use it to turn on/off my amp how do i hook it up?
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Re: instal question (dabrat8614)
3 prongs switch is basically a switch with light.
If you want the light to turn on when the switch is on.
Then 1 switch is Ground.
If you don't want the light, then just use 2.
There should be a drawing on the switch. but if not just used a tester and test it.
If you want the light to turn on when the switch is on.
Then 1 switch is Ground.
If you don't want the light, then just use 2.
There should be a drawing on the switch. but if not just used a tester and test it.
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Re: instal question (dabrat8614)
Shawn is right, about the wiring of the switch, but I will elaborate a bit more.
1 prong is Positive, wire that into a power connector that is only on when the key is in ACC or ON.
2 prong is Switched, wire this into the amps remote connection.
3 prong is Ground, wire that to bare metal.
This way the amp will only come on when the switch is on AND the key is in the ignition.
Dan
1 prong is Positive, wire that into a power connector that is only on when the key is in ACC or ON.
2 prong is Switched, wire this into the amps remote connection.
3 prong is Ground, wire that to bare metal.
This way the amp will only come on when the switch is on AND the key is in the ignition.
Dan
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Re: instal question (rawkus)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rawkus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Shawn is right, about the wiring of the switch, but I will elaborate a bit more.
1 prong is Positive, wire that into a power connector that is only on when the key is in ACC or ON.
2 prong is Switched, wire this into the amps remote connection.
3 prong is Ground, wire that to bare metal.
This way the amp will only come on when the switch is on AND the key is in the ignition.
Dan</TD></TR></TABLE> What if its just a SPDT switch? 94
1 prong is Positive, wire that into a power connector that is only on when the key is in ACC or ON.
2 prong is Switched, wire this into the amps remote connection.
3 prong is Ground, wire that to bare metal.
This way the amp will only come on when the switch is on AND the key is in the ignition.
Dan</TD></TR></TABLE> What if its just a SPDT switch? 94
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Re: instal question (fcm)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fcm »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> What if its just a SPDT switch? 94</TD></TR></TABLE>
Can you explain that a lil bit? Thanks.
Dan
Can you explain that a lil bit? Thanks.
Dan
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Re: instal question (rawkus)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rawkus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Can you explain that a lil bit? Thanks.
Dan</TD></TR></TABLE>SPDT= single pole double throw or a switch tha has 3 "prongs" on it, were middle "prong" is common and the 2 outside "prongs" are connected with middle depending on what way you toggle the switch 94
Can you explain that a lil bit? Thanks.
Dan</TD></TR></TABLE>SPDT= single pole double throw or a switch tha has 3 "prongs" on it, were middle "prong" is common and the 2 outside "prongs" are connected with middle depending on what way you toggle the switch 94
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