DIY Wireless/Remote LED lights for your KAYAK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- This video will show you how to set up a wireless switch so you can use a remote to turn on and off your lights on your kayak, eliminating the need to drill extra holes to install hard switches.
Products used:
INSMA 433Mhz Wireless RF Switch 328ft Long Range DC 12V 4CH Channel Wireless Remote Control Switch, DC12V Relay Receiver Module, Transmitter Toggle Switch RF Relay (2 Transmitter & 1 Receiver)
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Here is another video that may help you further understand how this works.
• How To Use A Wireless ...
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I struggled all day trying to wire this thing. I watched you're video and realized I didn't jump from the 12v in to the common on the relay side. Thank you!
Devin Reisig glad it helped!
Great video just what I needed. I already burned one of my devices not knowing how to connect. Big thumbs up bro.
Thanks for watching. I'm glad it helped you!
Thank you for the simple video on wiring of the relay!!
I'm glad it helped you out. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video! I also had been messing around with mine tonight and was getting frustrated. I had it in my head that the +/- on the end of the board passed the + to the relay contacts on the side...(duh...I know)
Now if I think of the +/- input on the end of the board as the power for the remote and relay activation only, with the side terminals isolated from the +/- input on the end... And the 3 terminals/relay, center (b) contact is a common, with the A or C being normally closed or open.
Coho Carl thanks for watching I hope you got everything all set up!
thank you for this good connection schedule I've been working on it for a long time now and I couldn't get it done now I did the same as you and now it works fine 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 👍🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Glad it helped you out!
Thankyou Casey This Video is the best mate Been watching endless Indians And not known what the Hell there on about Your Video is a Clear and straight To the point worked for me Now i have Remote Stedi Side Roof Lights on my Prado !
I'm glad it helped you out! Thanks for watching.
Thank you been looking for something like this, got that baby ordered and on The way. thanks for the link, made it easy. great video by the way. I'm In he process of setting mine up $$$ but I know when I get done it will be worth it. hopefully my set up may help someone else when I post the video going over it in detail.
Glad I could help! Please give me a subscribe if you haven't already. And post a link to your video when you get it done.
great video thanks
Hey thanks for the amazing video! I have one question though, how would I change it to be a momentary switch using the learning button. The instructions that were included were most likely written by a non-native English speaker, and very difficult to understand. Thanks!
I wish I could help. I haven't messed with this in a long time so I'm not really sure. I would assume moving the jumper around would do the trick. I think there's 3 positions it can go in.
There is a video linked in the description that may be able to clarify that for you as well.
Sorry I couldn't be more help. Thanks for watching.
@@CaseyReedFishing hey, thanks for the quick response. Thanks anyways!
Edit: Yes, changing the jumper got me the correct configuration. Thank you so much!
Hi Casey, Thanks I have the exact same Kit which I want to use to control the Exhaust Solenoids on my Car, so I can have Normal - always on - always off, I will be switching the Grounds on and off, can you explain how I can do that, Thanks, Regards Eddie Walsh
Hey Eddie, I know this is a late response and I'm not familiar with what you're trying to accomplish.
When you say grounds I assume you're talking about the ground (negative) in relation to a power (positive)?
If so I think if just look at my video, and instead of putting the power wire where I did, put your ground there.
12 volts and how many amperes power supply should need to run this circuit?
What types of LED lights can we use? Also, what size wire are you using? Great info, just what I needed as well. Thanks!!
I used the lights from YakLights.com
I'm not sure what gauge wire. It doesn't need to be very big for LED though
Ok, thank you so much for responding back!!!
Awesome! Not only is YakLights made in the USA, they are in my state. Sweet!
My sensar is blinking the light and not turn on it countinue what i do
Hi id buy the same relay box but then i click the remote things go on, but then i relice the buttom it turns off. Haw to change it to stay on until next pres?
Yours steffen
Output states
1. Self-lock: connect the JP1 with the cutting out cap.
2. Jog: the cutting-out cap is non-occupation, JP1 and JP2 do not connect either.
3. Inter-lock: Connect the Jp2 with the Cutting out cap,
Jog: press one button is ON, loosen your finger on the same button is OFF (need one channel switch and one buttons remote control).
Self -lock: press one button for one time is ON, press the same button again is OFF (need one channel switch and one buttons remote control).
Inter-lock: press one button is ON, press another button is OFF (need one channel switch and 2 buttons remote control).
thanks
Suppose multiple users want to control the same thing , how do we add more remotes ?
It comes with two remotes, my guess is that you can buy additional remotes as well.
@@CaseyReedFishing How do we pair 3 remotes ?
@@kanalord4134 there's no pairing. You just need the same remote. It should work on the same frequency.
@@CaseyReedFishing Then suppose my neighbor buys the same kit, he will have the same frequency remote, won't his remote interfere with my relay.
@@kanalord4134 yes.
No le entendí ni madres pero si estuviera en español seria genial
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