Relays!! How to use them
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Good vid...thanks
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I am runnin a ton of extra shit in my truck and it's killin my alltinator. I have a whole nother fuse box to run all of my stuff and the fans are drawin a shit load of power. Instead of runnin a bunch of relay's could i put one on the main hot wire from the battery to soak up that draw? Other wise i'm installing 10 relays.
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2 questions: Why don't relays come preassembled with a diode/transistor and what was the transistor for?
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whats the minimum voltage to drive a relay????
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Wow, this was really informative! Thanks for uploading this! Hard to find tutorials that are in plain english!
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@kdarrah1234, great video but when i tried it the second light wouldn't shut off it would only dim.?? help?
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1giggdy1 4 months ago
@1giggdy1 not in my world! haha
kdarrah1234 4 months ago
can you make a tutorial for capacitors?
TheColdrevenge 7 months ago
@TheColdrevenge yea, I want to make a lot of new videos, but I've been really busy
kdarrah1234 6 months ago
Here is the datasheet for that relay.. omron(dot)com/ecb/products/pdf/en-g5sb(dot)pdf
Could you answer one question I have, what is the current need on the coil to make the relay work? From I can see It says 80mA with a Power Consumption of 400mA. Isnt that alot more than what most Microcontrolers can handle? The Arduino has an output of 20-40mA. So the 5V from the trasistor to the relay would need to come from a higher power source other than from the board right?
SoundsFantastic 10 months ago
@SoundsFantastic yep thats right, I'm not sure if I ta;l about that in the video, but you should always use a transistor to drive the relay. thanks
kdarrah1234 10 months ago