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Guys, anyone know how to wire these things up, my electronics aint to hot so i dont wanna mess them up!! Mine are the one on the right
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Bulgin Valdal switch
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Solder eh...well i suppose i can try anything once...so its led to the inside and power to the outside pins, i think the inside ones have the - +.so does that mean one less string of cable because as it stands my leds all connect seperately to the board as in one power switch connects to the board and one led for power connects to the board.
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so does that mean one less string of cable because as it stands my leds all connect seperately to the board as in one power switch connects to the board and one led for power connects to the board.
If the switch has an L.E.D in it - the switch should also have a place to connect (if not included) the 'led' wire to it.
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To clarify, there should be 4 terminals, two for the LED and two for the switch itself. There should be instructions either on the switch or with the switch (manual, etc).
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Yep there are def 4 terminals, the inside 2 are marked plus and minus and the outside 2 are blank. There are no instructions at all. They came from MM so its not a surprise there aint instructions
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The two labeled +/- are for the LED and the blank ones are for the switch.
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You can also use crimp on connectors for this as well. Thats what I used for my Vandal switches.
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Sounds good, any idea where these can be found in Europe?
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This is the kind of crimp on connector your are looking for and you should be able to find them at any autoparts store or electronics store like Radio Shack.
