[jjj]

when u wire a basic 4 switch ( F/B/S/S ) system,
when u hit a switch power is sent to the required valve, ( correct ? )

Question.
if u wire in more switches ( See-saw, all-up, all-down ) example.

when u switch all-up, 1 switch sends power to all-up solenoids, ( correct ?) which means that "all up" wires need, at some point to be joined together........so then now when u hit left front up the power will find its way to all other up valves..

am i correct or am i missin somthin here?????

any help would be greatfully recieved

Julez

 

[Tuna_Sammich]

you would use a 12 prong switch, the wires for the individual valves never touch one another, ever

 

[jjj]

are 12 prong All-up,
6 Prong One side,
6 Prong Front,
ETC...

i have got it..???

 

[jjj]

could you not just use diodes in the lines??
will that work?



Last edited by jjj at Oct 27 2003, 03:03 PM

 

[Tuna_Sammich]

ya, you could use diodes, but, IMO, kinda a PITA

I'm guessing you have 8 valves??

if thats the case..

pancake and seesaw are 12 prongs
fbss are 6 prongs
corners are 3 prongs

 

[jjj]

thanks for the help, man