Accessories like fish finders usually have to go through a fuse box due to being lower voltage. But trolling motors should be fine, I would check the manual that comes with it first but I wouldn’t for-see an issue.
You should have a dedicated power from battery to fuse box for everything not connected to motor, if you were to connect this power to the same lug as motor starter, when you turn off the switch it would cut power to motor and all fused accessories.
Hi I’m not sure as I just held the screw up against the drill bits and found one that was very very slightly smaller than the screws that came with it.
Local auto store only had black, they were out of red, as that is what I was going to do but I had the day off to get it done. Would have used red if they had it tho.
Hello , desperately need help , watching your video, i have a battery disconnect for my rv i just bought, my rv has 2 12 volt batteries. This shut off switch on the inside has 3 terminals. One marked number 1, another marked number 2, another marked C. The directions tell me to put number 1 battery negative to number 1 post inside switch. The next says to put number 2 battery negative to the number 2 terminal inside switch. Next is where im really screwing up. It says to put a new wire from terminal C inside switch to starter. Can you possible tell me step by step what to do with that new wire? I dont no if this goes to a positive on the battery, a negative on the battery, or am i supposed to splice this into the main live that also goes to battery and to camper. Thank you so much any help will be truly appreciated. John
hope, not sure why he used a black cable? just take the red cable off the battery and hook it to the switch, then another red cable from the switch back to the battery
Local auto store only had black, they were out of red in length I needed, as that is what I was going to do but I had the day off to get it done. Would have used red if they had it tho.
This doesn't make sense to me . You said you are hooking the red to the battery and the black to the other side of the battery. If you turn your switch on you will have a direct short.
Can you explain this? I did this same exact thing today. Connected my black from my accessories to the switch. Put the black short wire on the same switch terminal. Same thing with red. As soon as I turned switch on it started smoking and arcing.
@@Rgrb1921 Sounds like you created a dead short on the battery. I forgot I had. Commented on this post. Actually he did ALMOST everything correctly in the post except he mad it confusing by 1) using a black wire in the + side of the circuit. That will confuse people. That wire should be red to make it obvious that you are just installing a switch in the positive side and not involving the negative side at all. 2) when he showed the terminal on the battery, he should have said “This is the positive terminal”. Look at his drawing. It is correct. He did nothing with the original black wire. The negative side is to be left alone.
@@OregonPanoramas brother you have no idea how much you helped me. I’m man enough to admit I’m a dummy sometime. You’re comment helped me figure out what I was doing wrong. I was direct shorting it. Thank you for the help.
@@Rgrb1921 Awesome. That’s what the good part of the internet is for! Believe me, ……. I learn a lot ….. because I also make more than my fair share of mistakes!
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Great diagram and love the gun. Awesome!
This guy had a strap tucked in in his back lmao
stay strapped or get clapped... good way to be
Glock 17 by the look of it
Dude is strapped!
Love the weapon!
Supposed to switch the negative side bud!
Can you hook accessories such as fish finders, trolling motors, etc directly to the shut-off switch as well? Thanks
Accessories like fish finders usually have to go through a fuse box due to being lower voltage. But trolling motors should be fine, I would check the manual that comes with it first but I wouldn’t for-see an issue.
You should have a dedicated power from battery to fuse box for everything not connected to motor, if you were to connect this power to the same lug as motor starter, when you turn off the switch it would cut power to motor and all fused accessories.
Thanks for the great video nice
Glad you enjoyed it
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What size drill bit did you use for the mounting holes? Thank you
Hi I’m not sure as I just held the screw up against the drill bits and found one that was very very slightly smaller than the screws that came with it.
@@HammerIIHammer thank you, i will do the same.
Not that it will matter but why did you use a black new wire. Would it not make sense to use red.
Local auto store only had black, they were out of red, as that is what I was going to do but I had the day off to get it done. Would have used red if they had it tho.
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Great video but if you do mind the wiring diagram for that kill switch people has many different mening thanks
Hello , desperately need help , watching your video, i have a battery disconnect for my rv i just bought, my rv has 2 12 volt batteries. This shut off switch on the inside has 3 terminals. One marked number 1, another marked number 2, another marked C. The directions tell me to put number 1 battery negative to number 1 post inside switch. The next says to put number 2 battery negative to the number 2 terminal inside switch. Next is where im really screwing up. It says to put a new wire from terminal C inside switch to starter. Can you possible tell me step by step what to do with that new wire? I dont no if this goes to a positive on the battery, a negative on the battery, or am i supposed to splice this into the main live that also goes to battery and to camper. Thank you so much any help will be truly appreciated. John
Too many variables going on there. I would take it to a mechanic/rv dealer/shop.
So we have to buy 2 cables, a black and red for each terminal? Thanks!
hope, not sure why he used a black cable? just take the red cable off the battery and hook it to the switch, then another red cable from the switch back to the battery
They sell red cables. Why wouldn't you use red for the positive side
Local auto store only had black, they were out of red in length I needed, as that is what I was going to do but I had the day off to get it done. Would have used red if they had it tho.
@@HammerIIHammer AHH the color scheme was very confusing i understand now
Black and red connected to the main switch! 😅 hope you didn’t connect that black to negative!!
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What gauge wire?
Shouldn't you be putting that on the negative terminal?
Yes
This doesn't make sense to me . You said you are hooking the red to the battery and the black to the other side of the battery. If you turn your switch on you will have a direct short.
Can you explain this? I did this same exact thing today. Connected my black from my accessories to the switch. Put the black short wire on the same switch terminal. Same thing with red. As soon as I turned switch on it started smoking and arcing.
@@Rgrb1921 Sounds like you created a dead short on the battery. I forgot I had. Commented on this post. Actually he did ALMOST everything correctly in the post except he mad it confusing by 1) using a black wire in the + side of the circuit. That will confuse people. That wire should be red to make it obvious that you are just installing a switch in the positive side and not involving the negative side at all. 2) when he showed the terminal on the battery, he should have said “This is the positive terminal”. Look at his drawing. It is correct. He did nothing with the original black wire. The negative side is to be left alone.
@@OregonPanoramas brother you have no idea how much you helped me. I’m man enough to admit I’m a dummy sometime. You’re comment helped me figure out what I was doing wrong. I was direct shorting it. Thank you for the help.
@@Rgrb1921 Awesome. That’s what the good part of the internet is for! Believe me, ……. I learn a lot ….. because I also make more than my fair share of mistakes!
Switches are not directional lol. Not some, none.
Do you really need a Gun when you are in your own garage working on your boat?
YES...
Yep absolutely. It’s in a barn out on land with coyotes and bobcats seen all the time. Better to have and not need.
The answer is always yes
Do you really need to question it?
@@richieodonnell2712 yes I really need to question it