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Hi,
I remember seeing somewhere that you could use a diode on each wire of a pair so that two independent lights could be used by reversing the positive and negative leads. I would like to put a white strobe light on top of my mast but as the mast is wooden box section in construction I cannot run another wire. I do not wish to run external wiring. Would someone be so kind as to tell me how and what size diodes to buy or how to calculate it. My masthead bulb is 25 watt from memory. Thanks Peter hendra NZ yacht Herodotus |
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