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Old 21 January 2007, 05:37 PM
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im trying to wire a flashing led to only work when ignition is off? any ideas what wires i can connect to allow this
Old 21 January 2007, 05:40 PM
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HELLO, think you need to wire in a switching diode so when ignition is off it becomes live for L E D someone more techy will be able to advise better
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I used to sell little kits to people to do this.

I assume you have the flashing LED? 12V is it?

I did it using a miniature changeover relay, which I bought for about £1 from Maplins. You can get them here too: Electrical and electronic components from Rapid. Leading UK distributor of components, tools and cables
You DO need to be able to solder, though.

Then I found a permanent, and switched live under the steering column shroud. The permanent went to the diode VIA the relay, which switched it OFF when the ignition was "on".

I MAY have some of the bits left, if you're interested? My LEDs were 5mm HE red, and I had proper holders for them. PM if you need to know more.

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