Not So Pro 3

[Slumberjack]

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Our trailer colours are no doubt different to yours, but black is earth, other colours signal wires.

Those 150 ohm?

 

[dall]

Order those star washer for ground straps and lead ends.

lol already have that stuff

 

[Slumberjack]

Love me some good ole biguns!
Nothing against big ole gooduns either. Like those as well. I aint no racissss!

Yea buddy!

 

[Lightning Performance]

I mean, if theres a back rub in it for me...
You ARE a licensed massage therapist...right?

No but but...
I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night
Just call me Dr. It'll be fine

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

This is ALL your fault. Adam, sorry.

No dramas Brent. There's two kiwis yapping and gathering up ported saws Stateside. Easy to get us confused. Ay Randy.

 

[Lightning Performance]

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Our trailer colours are no doubt different to yours, but black is earth, other colours signal wires.

Same

 

[Mastermind]

This is ALL your fault. Adam, sorry.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Those 150 ohm?

I thought 120 Rs bro. Don't know any sex crime poems tho.

 

[Slumberjack]

I thought 120 Rs bro. Don't know any sex crime poems tho.

I was close anyhow it’s been a while

 

[Dream]

Not correct. Series will add to resistance. Parallel will take away.

As a total in the circuit, but if the resistor that they have sized is for a load increase to ground, then it works that way in parallel. The flasher just senses the extra resistance. As if the resistor was the filament in an incandescent bulb.
In series, it would sense the resistor value, plus whatever resistance is in the LED tail lamp.
Resistance is cumulative in a series circuit. Dint splain dat right befer. Sorry.

 

[Slumberjack]

I thought 120 Rs bro. Don't know any sex crime poems tho.

The 2 bs brown and black I forget the order over the years. Bad boys......

 

[Slumberjack]

As a total in the circuit, but if the resistor that they have sized is for a load increase to ground, then it works that way in parallel. The flasher just senses the extra resistance. As if the resistor was the filament in an incandescent bulb.
In series, it would sense the resistor value, plus whatever resistance is in the LED tail lamp.
Resistance is cumulative in a series circuit. Dint splain dat right befer. Sorry.

I knew you knew that I knew that you knew lol

 

[Lightning Performance]

The six volt switched systems like a heavy draw like old steering column mounted jobs with the flasher and release bar on it.
Good parts and cool stuff back in the old days.
You just add more lights to get them going or shorted the flasher till it was half cooked and it livened them right up. We didn't have time for no resistance. Always looked like a strobe light towing the boat or big campers, meh.

 

[Stevetheboatguy]

Dallas......I thought we was friends.

Wow......just wow.

LOL GFY



Not more than 450 - 500.

I've been doing some research. There are good parts available. I'll probably build the one I have.



I'll be running it in a 2wd....

But yes, a 4L80 would be a better starting point. The damn things are pricey though. Then you still gotta build it.

Sorta like the 10 bolt vs the 12 bolt back in the day. One will break the ring gear, the other will break the spiders. Might as well beef up the one you have.

So.... I don't know exactly what your project is. But 383 & a 4l60e...... 2wd...... Non lockup.......Painless wiring......

Would it be more cost effective to build a 700r4 and ditch the computer all together?

I may be crazy but it's a thought.



Steven

 

[Dream]

The 2 bs brown and black I forget the order over the years. Bad boys......

Sounds like my electronics teacher at Athens Tech.
Mr Hewitt.
How the he'll am I gonna remember this when you can't?

 

[Dream]

So.... I don't know exactly what your project is. But 383 & a 4l60e...... 2wd...... Non lockup.......Painless wiring......

Would it be more cost effective to build a 700r4 and ditch the computer all together?

I may be crazy but it's a thought.



Steven

I like this guy.
Computers, ok for shooting the chit and looking at boobies.
As part of a reliable mode of transportation, not so much.

 

[Slumberjack]

Sounds like my electronics teacher at Athens Tech.
Mr Hewitt.
How the he'll am I gonna remember this when you can't?

I’m not that young lol I did a lot of drugs in my rocker days too lol

 

[Lightning Performance]

So.... I don't know exactly what your project is. But 383 & a 4l60e...... 2wd...... Non lockup.......Painless wiring......

Would it be more cost effective to build a 700r4 and ditch the computer all together?

I may be crazy but it's a thought.



Steven

Depends on your end goal and do you have a stand alone system on the motor?
700 goes none electronic, half way and all electronic.
What one are you referring to?

 

[Slumberjack]

Depends on your end goal and do you have a stand alone system on the motor?
700 goes none electronic, half way and all electronic.
What one are you referring to?

I thought randy already had the 4l60 was his reasonings. I could have misunderheard. But ya I’m with you I don’t see the 700r4 any more reliable

 

[Stevetheboatguy]

Depends on your end goal and do you have a stand alone system on the motor?
700 goes none electronic, half way and all electronic.
What one are you referring to?

Have to talk to the boss man on that. I know chit about the project. But....... I do keep a healthy stock of late 80's early '90s 700r4's on hand for simplicity builds.


Steven