REFLECTOR: Switches
NMFlyer1 at aol.com
NMFlyer1 at aol.com
Fri Aug 27 08:24:13 CDT 2004
Wayne,
Well, sorry about your lightening strike luck. Could be worse though
(knock on wood). New Mexico leads the country in people killed by lightening last
I heard.
I knew most of the information you provided, but I appreciate the refresher.
I like to try and avoid relays if at all possible. Perhaps this is due to
the number of Triumphs I have owned and restored. I consider relays another
failure point that I avoid whenever possible.
No, I had not planned on using Lucas (Prince of Darkness) Relays :)
You are also correct on the difficulty on finding switches. I looked through
all the info that Brian gave me, and found only a couple rockers that would
work (no pushbuttons), the rest can't handle the load.
Gulf Coast lists some lighted, labeled rockers for about 40 bucks a piece
(ouch). The ratings are not in the catalog, so I'll have to call. Do you carry
that kind of switch?
I had also planned on using ribbon cable up the door beams IF I can find
some that will handle the current. I have located some Very nice relays that
are used for 14V DC applications that have a good reliability factor. I may
just bite my lip and set the assembly up with ribon cable and relays to cut down
on the search time.
I had planned on putting the HID landing light switch, Nav & Strobe switches
in the overhead panel. I thought there was one more, but my notes are in the
hangar.
The rest of the panel is wired with good DC switches I ordered at a local
shop.
Thanks again for your input.
Kurt Winker
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