O.K. , Here's the thing, I'm really stupid at this relay stuff. I am really interested in it though. If anybody could help explain things alittle better than the 'realys' section of this site, or you know another website that could teach me, please let me know.
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S-One
1992 Buick Lesabre
Clarion Dxz945MP
2000w Wolfenhag 4 channel amp
2 12" Kicker Solo L7's
hopefully this can help you. basically a relay is used to activate/deactivate a device when another device is goes to positive or negative.
30- goes to the device you are trying to operate
87a-normally closed, so whatever 30(device being operated) is hooked up to, if you have positive or negative hooked up to 87a, 30 will get that polarity(+/-) when the relay IS NOT active...this wire is usually not in use
87-normally open, meaning when the relay IS active, 30 will get the polarity(+/-) of 87...so if u need 30(device) to get + then hook up + to this wire and if 30(device) needs - then hook up - to this wire
85 & 86- usually 86 is + and 85 is negative... these are the trigger wires...example- if your doors are negative when
open, then a constant supply of 12v+ needs to be on the 86 wire and the door wire would go to 85 to activate the
relay...(then vice versa)...if your doors are positive when open, then a constant supply of 12v- needs to be on the 85
wire and the door wire would go to 86 to activate the relay.
p.s. this may need to be read slowly and twice.
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MR. INNOVATIONS
Try this out for size.
https://electronics.howstuffworks.com/relay.htm
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John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)
Stockton California
When in doubt, try it out !
Thanks for all the help guys.... but i guess the best way to learn is hands on.... where is the best place to get relays at? and what kind would i need to do stuff like making the stereo stay on till the door is open
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S-One
1992 Buick Lesabre
Clarion Dxz945MP
2000w Wolfenhag 4 channel amp
2 12" Kicker Solo L7's
Here is a Relay Tutorial for you.
https://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/gadgets/relays/relays.html
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John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)
Stockton California
When in doubt, try it out !