Hello.
I am looking for a circuit diagram and hope someone can help.
I install 12 volt accessories into vehicles and use a simple device which connects to the live and earth power connections on the vehicle and when the engine is turned on, the device senses the current load change and generates a live feed on the output wire. Basically this device generates an ignition 12 volt feed by just connecting to the permanent battery connections on the vehicle. I use a lot of these devices and they cost me £10 each but i hope to be abe to make up my own to save some money.
The other option would be to use a canbus adaptor which could sense when the revs are over 500 rpm and auto generate the ignition live. It may be worth pointing out that many late vehicles have canbus systems which makes it hard to find an ignition live on the vehicle anyway.
I don't have much experience with designing circuits but i use to purchase electronic kits and build projects when i was at college.
Any help or advice would be most welcome. I am happy to be referred to a paid service if anyone knows of a circuit designer who can help with this.
Regards
Dean
I am looking for a circuit diagram and hope someone can help.
I install 12 volt accessories into vehicles and use a simple device which connects to the live and earth power connections on the vehicle and when the engine is turned on, the device senses the current load change and generates a live feed on the output wire. Basically this device generates an ignition 12 volt feed by just connecting to the permanent battery connections on the vehicle. I use a lot of these devices and they cost me £10 each but i hope to be abe to make up my own to save some money.
The other option would be to use a canbus adaptor which could sense when the revs are over 500 rpm and auto generate the ignition live. It may be worth pointing out that many late vehicles have canbus systems which makes it hard to find an ignition live on the vehicle anyway.
I don't have much experience with designing circuits but i use to purchase electronic kits and build projects when i was at college.
Any help or advice would be most welcome. I am happy to be referred to a paid service if anyone knows of a circuit designer who can help with this.
Regards
Dean