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I want to use one of these for my switches

http://fbimini.com/assets/files/product_images/250497.jpg

but seeing as they are all momentary switches is there a way that i could use them to a relay and then keep the acc. on then hit the switch again to turn it off?

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You can turn any momentary swtich in to a toggle switch by using a D series Flip Flop IC chip.  You will have to create a debounce interface using an AND gate, but it will work perfectly.  Do a google search for "D Flip Flop toggle circuit" and you can find some easy schematics to follow.

You can also set it up with three relays I believe to turn a momentary switch to a toggle switch.

Your final option is to use a microcontroller.  You could eliminate all the external parts of the D series flip flow, including the debounce circuit, and be left with just an 8 pin IC chip and a voltage regulator.  If you are at all interested in this setup let me know, I can give you more information.

Why get so complicated just buy new switches.

Switches are cheep and you will have way less problems.

Flipflops, AND Circuits, Debounce Circuits, Buffers, power supplies, circuit boards, not to mention current handling capibilities., ECT ECT ECT

It's really not that complicated.  Digital electronics are a MUCH better way to go then relay logic (check out industrial controls, for example).  You can buy expensive latching relays and what not, or for $3 you can build a circuit that will work better in most cases then relays.  The internet has made it possible for electronically experianced people (ie installers) who know nothing or very little about electronic circuits to reserach, design, and build simple circuits.  With the low costs of the project you could build 5 and it wouldn't cost much.

Also, I for one, prefer momentary switches to toggle switchs for style and function.  I would take a well made push button switch over a toggle switch any day of the week, espcially considering how easy it is to convert them to toggle switches!

I have Installed and Repaired Stereos for years. Most need atleast 10 amps to operate. Show me a schematic diagram of one of your nifty Flipflop Circuits that will handle 10 amps continuous current that is not complicated.

Here is one I have