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Another option is to use either of these wig-wag flashers that are solid state and don't care about the loads if you go to lower power LED lamps. They do need an inrush limiter for lamps over 85W though -
http://www.periheliondesign.com/wigwagdmnl.htm http://www.periheliondesign.com/wigwagmnl.htm It is small enough to just clamp right behind the lighting switches on my panel - |
Still working to find the right resistance
Copy that Larry. I might try that flasher. My circuit has the flasher wired hot and the outputs switched per the 2 switch Aeroelectric drawing. Is the thing going to be clicking all the time if it isn't switched to a light? If it will flash one light at a time I'd have turn signals. That might come in handy for the occasional head on on the taxiway. ;-)
So, I had success with a pair of 75ohm 5w resistors in parallel on each side. Resistors ran kinda warm, but it did operate for 20 minutes with no hiccups. Then I went with 50ohm 10w and it works for about 2 minutes and then hangs and buzzes the flasher. I think the sweet spot is somewhere around 40ohms. That works out to .36 amps and about 5w. Ed Quote:
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Panel is already marked
Howdy Gil,
Already silkscreened my panel for 2 switches with w/w in the center position. Don't want to change that now. Ed Quote:
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