02-15-2012, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks
If you're using it as a blocking diode so there will be little current flow (on the switch side of the relay), the 1A should be fine.
I would be wiring it in series with the positive terminal, but from the description it sounds like you plan on using it as a shunt? I'm not sure if that would work, would probably blow a fuse ...
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Stuff online said to wire it across the positive negative, in much the same way that a relay with built in diode would do... but I'll try wiring to just the positive side as cut in first - makes sense that would work.
Thanks! You know your ****
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