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LooneyG 
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Posted: November 28, 2011 at 2:59 PM / IP Logged  
I did do some searching around the Site and was unable to find this Info but is there a way to add multiple 12V LED's to a Car Alarm's LED port via a Relay and have them all Blinking ? If so could somebody maybe post a Diagram and if there is any other way to make this happen please post it too.
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KPierson 
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Posted: November 28, 2011 at 5:19 PM / IP Logged  
You would need a transistor as a relay would draw too much current. You should be able to find schematics on the internet for this.
Kevin Pierson
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Radio Shack sells a 12volt flashing LED.  You should be able to connect them to a 12 volt constant source, and ground them to your alarm's Ground when armed wire.  It is the same wire to which the starter kill relay is connected. 
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If memory serves me correct you can connect up to 2 leds to one port..just wiring them in series with one another.
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Actually, it's up to 3 blue and 5 red when wired in series.
This ONLY relates to DEI group product with 2.5 volt LED.
From 12V+ they will need a resistor of more than 800 ohms in series.

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