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led led
+ - (=========)+ -
power

does this answewr your question?

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[quote]ORIGINAL: Amuro

Let me ask you joec07, are the front and rear lights in series or parallel. I hooked up my front lights each + to+ and - to -. Only one light works now?? I will post a pic soon
Hi you can see a picture of where the wires go
Joe

[link=http://www.joecanestrari.net/lights.jpg

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Hello
Yes you can.... I did a test last night..... I put two red blinking LED's and one blue non blinking LED together and it worked very well.
I put a ressistor on the pos lead and all 3 lit up...the blue non blinking LED is a 3mm light and the red ones are 5mm...the red ones are 2.6 v and the blue one is 3.2v...they are in series !;););)

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Hi did you get my message?
you can see the correct wireing at my web page
http://joecanestrari.net/lights.JPG
They are in parallel

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Yes I did. Thanks joec07. Do you have the rear ones as well?

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YES I DO I WILL SEND YOU A PICTURE TOMORROW
JOE;)

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Hi Everyone...

This is on the topic of wiring.....

I want to free up the controller, for when I push up (for elevation of the main gun).... but my question is..... has anyone tried replacing the shooting motion on the remote control... (Pushing up) with a simply push button device?

KT

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I'm not sure that is possible kabul, the motor and gears in the airsoft unit have to cycle through and compress and release the spring. There has to be constant current delivered to the motor to move everything. Hence, a control stick. Push button may be just for instantaneous shots unless you hold the button down.

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hey guys

sorry to go off topic, but I was wondering if anybody can tell me if its safe to use acid free flux on wiring? I cant find rosin flux anywhere here in canada.

Thanks for any help
Jeremy

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here is a picture of where to solder the wires for the back lights:
Joe;)

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A push button would still be good... even if I had to hold it down.... hmmmm

KT