You'll note that Don's eyes are merely trying to keep up with the bouncing... er, nevermind! ("Did I ever mention that Bombles Bounce?" - Santa Claus)You'd be surpised what you can find with GoogleANTGVI'm starting to worry what site you venture too?
Besides, the more I hang out here, the more warped I get
I think it's Don's hypnotic eyes....
Nope, but the retro-rockets will blow the circuit if they are in series with the chain gun...If I wanted to mount an electric chain gun to fire when the horn goes off, should I use a relay in the horn circuit?
Actually Magnum Blaster WOULD be a pretty good name for an ammo company. :trinibob:I can't seem to find a good place to mount my 12 gauge to the bike, even with the pistol grip and short barrel. On the handlebars compromises handling and atop the side bags gets in Brenda's way, not to mention the relay? Now, I really think a relay would not be necessary with a 12 gauge, unless you mean handing it off to the passenger so you could focus on driving while they do the blasting.
But if you use a relay, you are, in essence, getting a heavy duty switch rated at 30 amps. Sounds like a no-brainer.
I don't mind the occasional resurrected thread. What is your question? There are plenty of threads that talk about why you should use a relay if you use high amperage farkles, like the Blasters. There are a few that tell you how to wire up the relay, and you can even buy a cable ready to go with the relay and everything if you don't want to make your own.
