My schematic shows that the R post on the R L Both start switch is connected to the right mag p-lead, and the L post is connected to the left mag p-lead. The jumper to the right p-lead is removed. I have previously tested to be sure that during a mag check when the key switch is in the R position, the right mag is enabled and the left mag is grounded to the p-lead, and vice-versa. So, Im just curious why is the R is on the left side of the key switch and the L is on the right side.
While we are on this topic, I think that the arrangement that makes most sense to me would be a key switch for: OFF L Both R with a separate start button powered from the key switch. This way its one click to the right for a right mag check, and one click to the left for a left mag check. Is the reason for the double click to R so you can compare the R to L mags with one click and to have the BOTH next to the START?
While we are on this topic, I think that the arrangement that makes most sense to me would be a key switch for: OFF L Both R with a separate start button powered from the key switch. This way its one click to the right for a right mag check, and one click to the left for a left mag check. Is the reason for the double click to R so you can compare the R to L mags with one click and to have the BOTH next to the START?
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