question about remote turn on

[getonerd]

[jconnway]

that looks like some kinda ill diagram but its a little confusing no?

[getonerd]

the square is an relay

[Guest]

that looks like some kinda ill diagram but its a little confusing no?

its a relay. you can buy them at practically any auto parts store like autozone or oreilly's.

basically the pin that says 87, you hook up straight to the positive on the battery (fused of course)

pin 86 is the remote wire that comes from the headunit

pin 85 is a ground, you can hook this up to the battery - if you please.

pin 30 connects to all the accessories you want to run like amps or neons or whatever

[mbdblue]

that looks like some kinda ill diagram but its a little confusing no?

86 would be the remote line coming in from the radio

87 is 12v

85 is ground

and 30 is the new lead you would use to turn on all the amps...

edit: ah damnit kranny ninja! haha

Edited October 25, 2010 by mbdblue

[Alex K]

I'm running 3 amps and i'm jumping from the mids, to sundown 1, to sundown 2. Works fine for me.

[bassHZ]

well i ran 2 amps and an epicenter for 6 months and nothing happend 3 things would be the max amount to run of the turn on lead right now i got 4 things of 2 relays just in case and i got room for upgrade

[Guest]

86 would be the remote line coming in from the radio

87 is 12v

85 is ground

and 30 is the new lead you would use to turn on all the amps...

edit: ah damnit kranny ninja! haha

lol u muddafucka.

also to the 2 guys before me, i also run 2 amps and a volt meter off my headunit and its been working fine.

[bigaltexas]

exactly what they said up there... wherever you first blue one goes to, just put another blue wire in that same slot and run it to the other amp.

Edited October 25, 2010 by bigaltexas

[dugee81]

most head units send a remote signal 200ma MAX, 3 amps is about pulling about most of that if not all. i tried putting 4 on a HU remote wire and power would kind of fluctuate, turn off and on repeatedly.