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Re: Need some ideas on how to hook up an alternato
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Posted by RodInNS on December 23, 2005 at 12:34:18 from (142.177.102.190):
In Reply to: Need some ideas on how to hook up an alternator-2 posted by old on December 22, 2005 at 16:58:41:
Another way of doing this without buying a switch is to make a manual switch... Just take a male and female insulated quick connector. You know the round ones? I've done that to get out of a spot, but I hate leaving it like that, because I never remember to unplug the thing when I'm done for the day, anf there's always the chance that a loose wire could ground when left unattended. But provided the guy remembers these things, and is careful about hot wires, he should be fine. I'm not advocating this route by any means, but it will work. Rod
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