POD
18th November 2014, 05:56 PM
G'day all, I have got me one of these wireless remote controllers for my 2 winches;
12V 50ft Winch Wireless Remote Control SET FOR Truck Jeep ATV Warn Ramsey | eBay (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/12V-50ft-Winch-Wireless-Remote-Control-Set-for-Truck-Jeep-ATV-Warn-Ramsey-/161311761914?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item258eee25fa)
My plan is to have it useable for either the front or rear winch, wired through a 4-pin connector so the receiver unit can be connected to the desired winch.
I've wired it up to the rear winch no problemo, as it has one of the one-piece solenoid things, requiring just 1 powered wire for either direction of operation. However, the front winch has the older style 4 solenoids. This is a problem as the wireless unit has only one powered wire for in and one for out, whereas the winch needs 2 terminals to be powered- one of which is common for in and out, i.e. green and brown for 'in', yellow and brown for 'out'.
I'm pretty sure I can devise a circuit using 4 small relays to accomplish the task, but wondering if anyone has a simpler solution before I do this.
12V 50ft Winch Wireless Remote Control SET FOR Truck Jeep ATV Warn Ramsey | eBay (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/12V-50ft-Winch-Wireless-Remote-Control-Set-for-Truck-Jeep-ATV-Warn-Ramsey-/161311761914?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item258eee25fa)
My plan is to have it useable for either the front or rear winch, wired through a 4-pin connector so the receiver unit can be connected to the desired winch.
I've wired it up to the rear winch no problemo, as it has one of the one-piece solenoid things, requiring just 1 powered wire for either direction of operation. However, the front winch has the older style 4 solenoids. This is a problem as the wireless unit has only one powered wire for in and one for out, whereas the winch needs 2 terminals to be powered- one of which is common for in and out, i.e. green and brown for 'in', yellow and brown for 'out'.
I'm pretty sure I can devise a circuit using 4 small relays to accomplish the task, but wondering if anyone has a simpler solution before I do this.