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  • #16
    Originally posted by Apache
    Nice job Ian!

    What relays you looking for? I have a load. If you tell me what you need I'll have a look.
    Right cheers, i need 2x30 amp and a 50 amp (MattF reccomended the 50 for the horns as they were a bit big and of unknown current draw) been getting this stuff from Vehicle Wireing Products and useing their plug in carriers for relays and fuses, let me know how much to send should you have suitable ones, Thanks Ian
    Too young to die and too old to give a toss

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Sancho
      I meant the kitchen sink......

      Oh well, the moment's passed now.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by ian619
        Right cheers, i need 2x30 amp and a 50 amp (MattF reccomended the 50 for the horns as they were a bit big and of unknown current draw) been getting this stuff from Vehicle Wireing Products and useing their plug in carriers for relays and fuses, let me know how much to send should you have suitable ones, Thanks Ian
        Christ. I'm in shock. Someone's actually listened to something I've said.

        If Apache ain't got a big one, I'll pop one off for you. Relay wise, though, I think he has a lifetime supply now.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by MattF
          Christ. I'm in shock. Someone's actually listened to something I've said.

          If Apache ain't got a big one, I'll pop one off for you.



          EEEEWWWWW!!

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          • #20
            Originally posted by ian619
            Right cheers, i need 2x30 amp and a 50 amp (MattF reccomended the 50 for the horns as they were a bit big and of unknown current draw) been getting this stuff from Vehicle Wireing Products and useing their plug in carriers for relays and fuses, let me know how much to send should you have suitable ones, Thanks Ian
            Will go and have a look, but if you chuck a fiver in the MAC fund, that'll be fine.

            Why do you need 2 x 30? What wattage are your roof lights?
            Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Apache
              Will go and have a look, but if you chuck a fiver in the MAC fund, that'll be fine.
              be happ to do that

              Why do you need 2 x 30? What wattage are your roof lights?
              I've wired one pair of lights to one 30amp, bulbs are 50 watt (?) each light but wanted the relay higher in case i changed em for 100's, this was the idea on the front light's but doubt il be able to do the same to the roof ones so what'd ya think? will one relay do all four? and dont forget i may get another pair for the roof, so that would be 3 x 50watt per 30amp relay
              Too young to die and too old to give a toss

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              • #22
                looking good ian , but i would say that wouldnt i][ ???hehe
                Only Toyota can get you out of shite

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                • #23
                  Very nice Ian. All you need now to finish it off is a rear spoiler fitted!
                  'Tis better to sting than to be stung!

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Apache
                    Why do you need 2 x 30? What wattage are your roof lights?
                    Pre-emptive. Know it's not your strong point, but it's probably to allow for later additions, unlike some people do.
                    Last edited by MattF; 13 February 2007, 20:13.

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER
                      EEEEWWWWW!!
                      I aim to please.

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by MattF
                        Yeah i know!!! i was scrolling as the soddin link come up and i got a pic of a tap,
                        Too young to die and too old to give a toss

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Copycat
                          Very nice Ian. All you need now to finish it off is a rear spoiler fitted!
                          I'm prepairing it Jim hopefully on next week,
                          Too young to die and too old to give a toss

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by ian619
                            I've wired one pair of lights to one 30amp, bulbs are 50 watt (?) each light but wanted the relay higher in case i changed em for 100's, this was the idea on the front light's but doubt il be able to do the same to the roof ones so what'd ya think? will one relay do all four? and dont forget i may get another pair for the roof, so that would be 3 x 50watt per 30amp relay
                            Dont listen to Matt (I know he's lurking now...) he's a bit of a drama queen where it comes to electronics!

                            You are currently (no pun intended) looking at around 18A TOTAL for your lights if you are running 4 x 55w. I'm not sure I'd go for 130w in the roof lights unless you want to be dazzled by your own bonnet! The 55w I have are bad enough - must move the bar back a bit!

                            I have a 70A which might suit your horns but probably well over specced, but as you dont know what the current draw is, probably better to errr on the side of caution.

                            Personally, unless you want to switch the pairs of lights independently, I'd run them all through your single 30A, or if you want to run them as pairs, run the other pair via the 40A I'll send. This combo will also be fine for 130W lamps.

                            Alternatively, I can give you 2 x 70A if Matt has made you really paranoid - but be aware, it can be as bad to overspec by a long way as contacts will tarnish and become unreliable.

                            PM me your address and I'll get em in the post.
                            Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER
                              EEEEWWWWW!!


                              You still got it Noodleboy!
                              Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by Apache
                                Dont listen to Matt (I know he's lurking now...) he's a bit of a drama queen where it comes to electronics!
                                Always.

                                Originally posted by Apache
                                I have a 70A which might suit your horns but probably well over specced, but as you dont know what the current draw is, probably better to errr on the side of caution.


                                Originally posted by Apache
                                Alternatively, I can give you 2 x 70A if Matt has made you really paranoid - but be aware, it can be as bad to overspec by a long way as contacts will tarnish and become unreliable.
                                That's why I suggested the 50A's. They shouldn't be over rated to the degree of becoming oxidised, hopefully.
                                Last edited by MattF; 13 February 2007, 20:46.

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