Will do, although it might be a few weeks or so before i actually get started on it as i still need to buy the most expensive part of the project which is this
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I'm fitting this in place of my original clocks but i need to retain the centre diff display, all the other warning lights etc can be replaced with led's.
Just thought of something else,
The battery warning light needs to draw a sufficient amount of current as it makes up part of the excitation circuit for the alternator, so if i just used an led (with current limiting resistor) it would only be drawing about 25-30ma, from memory this needs to be more like 300ma.
To increase the load could i put a resistor in parallel with the led? If so how would do i work out what value i need?
Kenny
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I'm fitting this in place of my original clocks but i need to retain the centre diff display, all the other warning lights etc can be replaced with led's.
Just thought of something else,
The battery warning light needs to draw a sufficient amount of current as it makes up part of the excitation circuit for the alternator, so if i just used an led (with current limiting resistor) it would only be drawing about 25-30ma, from memory this needs to be more like 300ma.
To increase the load could i put a resistor in parallel with the led? If so how would do i work out what value i need?
Kenny
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