Just go with 12v. If you use 6V you're going to have different internal resistances and different currents running through the stuff you use. You can calculate the internal resistance of the part you're using based on the power rating, or you can just buy 12v and slap it on an it'll work fine.
| Subject | Written By | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 6v vs 12v relay flasherTopic by: Jaxon Andrews | Jaxon Andrews | 05/31/19 07:02PM |
| Re: 6v vs 12v relay flasherRe: ♣Slew Foot♣ | ♣Slew Foot♣ | 06/02/19 04:53AM |
| Re: 6v vs 12v relay flasherRe: Jaxon Andrews | Jaxon Andrews | 06/03/19 07:51AM |
| Re: 6v vs 12v relay flasherRe: Beach Club Nick | Beach Club Nick | 06/03/19 08:26AM |
| Re: 6v vs 12v relay flasherRe: Jaxon Andrews | Jaxon Andrews | 06/05/19 09:52AM |
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