Which on/off switch can I use?
Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 1:29 pm
Hey,
I'm planning my new, second spud gun with propane tank, fan, etc...
I have got a little question about the fan and its power supply:
So I'll use a little piece of PVC pipe as a handle. In the handle there'll be placed the ignition and the batteries for the fan. I'll cut a little hole in the pipe and put a on/off switch in it. But I don't really know how to cable the batteries with the on/off switch. I need a switch, where the cables can just be connected to.
Which of these switches would work:
Link works now
<a href="http://www.conrad.de/goto.php?artikel=7 ... BEDIENFELD 1SCH. R18-P1A <em>(Conrad Electronic)</em></a>
The linking-function of the other site didn't work so this is the picture:
http://media.conrad.de/m/7000_7999/7000 ... FB.EPS.jpg
(Sorry my English is bad -.-)[/b]
I'm planning my new, second spud gun with propane tank, fan, etc...
I have got a little question about the fan and its power supply:
So I'll use a little piece of PVC pipe as a handle. In the handle there'll be placed the ignition and the batteries for the fan. I'll cut a little hole in the pipe and put a on/off switch in it. But I don't really know how to cable the batteries with the on/off switch. I need a switch, where the cables can just be connected to.
Which of these switches would work:
Link works now
<a href="http://www.conrad.de/goto.php?artikel=7 ... BEDIENFELD 1SCH. R18-P1A <em>(Conrad Electronic)</em></a>
The linking-function of the other site didn't work so this is the picture:
http://media.conrad.de/m/7000_7999/7000 ... FB.EPS.jpg
(Sorry my English is bad -.-)[/b]