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xEclipsE RaceRxJun-14-02 11:32 AM
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#2894, "Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?"




          

Just wondering if the remote wire is a 12V source or a positive wire, because I have this neon light that I cut off the cigarette adaptor end of it and I have the two wires and I want to just hook it up to my amp...to where the ground wire and positive wire touch the amp...but if I did that im shure that it the neon light would stay on...so I was wondering if I went ahead and put the ground wire on the neon light to the ground wire on the amp and the pos. wire on the neon light to the remote wire on the amp...will it power it? Will it hurt to atleast try?

Can I hook it up right there up to the amp?



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RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?, TeamXtremeRS, Jun-14-02 02:05 PM, #1
RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?, jerseystyle1, Jun-14-02 02:29 PM, #2
      RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?, 98EvolTalon, Jun-14-02 04:52 PM, #3
           RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?, jerseystyle1, Jun-14-02 05:47 PM, #4
                RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?, JohnnyCorona, Jun-18-02 08:56 AM, #5
RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?, ibangdchoeclipse, Jun-27-02 01:31 PM, #6

TeamXtremeRSJun-14-02 02:05 PM
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#2895, "RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?"
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Yeah, you could do that, but most remote turn on leads from a head unit are very low current, and if you hook up a neon light to it, it may damage the head unit. You can hook up a relay to the remote wire, and that would be perfect. Get a spdt relay, hook it up like this: pin#85-ground/pin#86-remote turn on from HU/pin#87-+12 volts(fused)/pin#30- + output to your neons/


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jerseystyle1Jun-14-02 02:29 PM
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#2896, "RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?"
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>Yeah, you could do that, but most remote turn on leads from
>a head unit are very low current, and if you hook up a neon
>light to it, it may damage the head unit. You can hook up a
>relay to the remote wire, and that would be perfect. Get a
>spdt relay, hook it up like this:
>pin#85-ground/pin#86-remote turn on from HU/pin#87-+12
>volts(fused)/pin#30- + output to your neons/

I agree. Use a relay and you will be fine. You should really use a relay if you use more then one amp or you run the risk of blowing the remote lead on the head unit.

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98EvolTalonJun-14-02 04:52 PM
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#2897, "RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?"
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why not just hook it up to the battery? save u some trouble!

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jerseystyle1Jun-14-02 05:47 PM
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#2898, "RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?"
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>why not just hook it up to the battery? save u some trouble!

I believe his intention wsa to have the neon turn on with the stereo. But who knows what his real intentions are?

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#2899, "RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?"
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ibangdchoeclipseJun-27-02 01:31 PM
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#2900, "RE: Is the remote wire a 12V source or a postive wire?"
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dude if u want the lights to turn on only while ur car is on u car ground it to the chassis and run a lead to a green/white wire that is under ur steering colom this lead only turns on when ur cars on

  

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