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::WIRING:: Roof Mounted Spot Lights
22 Jan 2011 23:57 #10160
by mcjimny
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mcjimny wrote: AAAnnnd another question. Hows the standard battery and alternator cope with the extra load? I'm also adding in a cb too shortly. Feels like mines already struggling with everything on lights/heater/rear screen/wipers etc....
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17 Feb 2011 21:52 #11705
by lukeyblunt
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Hi All !
Thanks for the support. I've got them wired in now. Absolute Stunners!
Thought I'd upload a few pics.. although im sure it's nothing you've never seen before !
All in !
Rooflights only
Green relay switch - positioned behind the ignition.
Ran the wires into the cab using the original aerial point.
I will have to go without radio until I get an adhesive, interior aerial jobby!
Thanks again !!
Take care
Thanks for the support. I've got them wired in now. Absolute Stunners!
Thought I'd upload a few pics.. although im sure it's nothing you've never seen before !
All in !
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Rooflights only
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Green relay switch - positioned behind the ignition.
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Ran the wires into the cab using the original aerial point.
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I will have to go without radio until I get an adhesive, interior aerial jobby!
Thanks again !!
Take care

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17 Feb 2011 23:02 #11709
by mcjimny
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
Replied by mcjimny on topic Re: ::WIRING:: Roof Mounted Spot Lights
good job, i know what mine will be like now. When i get chance i'll wire them up .......eventually
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18 Feb 2011 11:30 #11720
by Monkey
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Nice job on the roof spotties mate!
Would it be possible to run the wire's the same way, with the aerial still in?
Would it be possible to run the wire's the same way, with the aerial still in?
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18 Feb 2011 14:11 #11729
by lukeyblunt
Not sure mate. The cable for the aerial is pretty thick and the column isn't as wide as it looks from the outside. Plus .. the cable i used for my lights was a bit of an overkill.. - it was much thicker than i needed. but better safe than sorry !
If you found relatively small cables for both the aerial and lights, i'm sure they'd both fit. But it would mean replacing both.
The aerial holder is drilled out bigger to fit the fatter cable.. but you could just cuta 'V' from the edge to run a thin cable down so it doesn't disturb the aerial's hole!
.. if ANY of that makes sense. (you might have to reread it a few times!)
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Monkey wrote: Would it be possible to run the wire's the same way, with the aerial still in?
Not sure mate. The cable for the aerial is pretty thick and the column isn't as wide as it looks from the outside. Plus .. the cable i used for my lights was a bit of an overkill.. - it was much thicker than i needed. but better safe than sorry !
If you found relatively small cables for both the aerial and lights, i'm sure they'd both fit. But it would mean replacing both.
The aerial holder is drilled out bigger to fit the fatter cable.. but you could just cuta 'V' from the edge to run a thin cable down so it doesn't disturb the aerial's hole!

.. if ANY of that makes sense. (you might have to reread it a few times!)
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18 Feb 2011 15:24 #11737
by Keefe
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Nice job!

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