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But, you are the first friend who talks to me here. If you don't mind, I can buy and ship to you as a Christmas gift. Don't think too much, I'd like to share good things and it costs not too much. You can PM me what you need and your shipping information. I will work out the shipment soon. Those LEDs are in 30cm lengh, or 60cm which you can divide by two. Colors should be blue, white, orange and red. |
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nevermind, i just needed to tighten the pink parallel tap a little more. it works perfectly, you should see how many notches are in the light blue one because i couldn't get the leds to turn on. LOLz thanks a bunch. now it is time to install the 3 way switch.
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i have a noob question, suppose i buy a regular strip of leds and want to install a rocker switch, i dont really understand what to connect the red and the black wire to on the rocker switch, and also im not sure but some1 told me that i need a fuse if the rocker switch has a light? how does that work and what is the differences between a switch with a light and without? can someone please help me out?
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AWG=American Wire Gauge, which tells you the wire size. The metric equivalent is mm^2. The higher your current demand, the lower the AWG you should use (lower number = larger wire).
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Yeah 18 AWG t-taps are the red ones. The blue ones are for 16 AWG. I was just saying that when I was driving around looking for 18 AWG t-taps, I couldn't find any. I saw them on eBay for a little over 5 bucks shipped. Kragens has a pack of four 16 AWG t-taps for about 2 dollars. So I was just going for value when I bought the pack of 50.
And the different sizes matter since you would want it to fit as well as possible. Plus, you are tapping into the dome light. There is not a lot of room to tap into the dome light when I was trying to get to it in the fuse box area. I had trouble even getting the 18 AWG t-taps. I can't imagine using a larger size. So smaller would be better. |
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