I illMATTic New Member Oct 16, 2013 #1 Oct 16, 2013 #1 On an engine with a small 3 amp lighting coil with a single wire... How would it be wired to a light? Would I just run the wire to the + on the light and ground the - to the engine block? I am refering to a Honda GX with the single wire. Thanks,
On an engine with a small 3 amp lighting coil with a single wire... How would it be wired to a light? Would I just run the wire to the + on the light and ground the - to the engine block? I am refering to a Honda GX with the single wire. Thanks,
Inventorpardue Member Oct 16, 2013 #2 Oct 16, 2013 #2 illMATTic said: On an engine with a small 3 amp lighting coil with a single wire... How would it be wired to a light? Would I just run the wire to the + on the light and ground the - to the engine block? I am refering to a Honda GX with the single wire. Thanks, Click to expand... Yes you can wire a light that way. No rectifier or regulator needed. If you want a light switch, install it in the + wire between engine and light.
illMATTic said: On an engine with a small 3 amp lighting coil with a single wire... How would it be wired to a light? Would I just run the wire to the + on the light and ground the - to the engine block? I am refering to a Honda GX with the single wire. Thanks, Click to expand... Yes you can wire a light that way. No rectifier or regulator needed. If you want a light switch, install it in the + wire between engine and light.
Neck Growing up is optional Oct 16, 2013 #3 Oct 16, 2013 #3 You'll need to aquire a flux capacitor to make it work right though!
Inventorpardue Member Oct 16, 2013 #4 Oct 16, 2013 #4 Flux Capacitor That one-wire charging coil requires a single phase flux capacitor, right?
I illMATTic New Member Oct 16, 2013 #5 Oct 16, 2013 #5 Nice. I have a Mr. Fusion so I am half way there. :doah:
Neck Growing up is optional Oct 16, 2013 #6 Oct 16, 2013 #6 Correct, but only if it's a single light system!
