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Can you explain this to someone that has no experience with stuff like this so I can explain it to someone else to do for me? I have strobes hooked up to my first switch and want them to be able to run even when the truck is off. I would also like to move the strobes to the second switch so I can run my plows lights off the first switch instead of having the plow-truck light switch mounted. Thanks, Jordan |
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no one feels compelled to ask about the hydrogen generator??? I kinda do!
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