This picture does not appear as other bigfoot switches.It also has more cord and appears to have connecting terminals. Is there a difference?
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Certainly does appear different,...even better. longer cord, smaller size and quick disconnects. It is NOT the same as my purchase, but I wouldn't hesitate in buying it. You can always cut the connectors off. Rich
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There wasn't any connectors on mine. You just butt splice the wires on the switch in line with the negative wire on the trolling motor to you battery. Hope this helps.
56388
Its about the size of the palm of your hand. (I am 6ft -big palm) It has plenty of cord, you have to put the connectors on. Hope this helps.
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This is the 2nd gen Bigfoot model. 3 wire made for 3 wire trolling motors. If you only have a two wire motor then either cut the third wire or simply tape it up. A very durable item that I have used for years.
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I just got mine...and no, it's not the bladed terminal (4 prongs.) It's the older style button terminal...which is useless on my bike. They really need to update the description, so buyers know what connection this battery has.
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My remote design is slightly different from that shown for the 5-pack - but the difference is minor. The on/off buttons for the first outlet on mine are arranged one-behind-the-other rather than side-by-side. The identification on my remote says ETEKCITY rather than ZAP. Functionally the two controls should be the same. Please note that when my equipment arrived a battery had already been installed in the remote and that battery had run down. This caused me some problems in programming the units until I realized the problem was a spent battery.
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One small and big terminal go to the battery use at least 10GA wire (fused of course). The other big terminal goes to the fans usind the same size wire used from the battery. The other small one goes to the switch using any small wire. The other side of the switch gets grounded using any sized small wire.
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I bought this along with the larger version of snap circuits. Then you create your own circuit and choose between the different switches. I'm sure this one has a switch of it's own, just do not remember what kind. (The kids and I love larger version...it gets played with a lot)
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I don't know that terminology. The terminals are blade-type quick connects. Hope that helps.
114322
I removed the original switch from the lamp and replaced it with this one. The original lamp cord was wired to the new switch and connected the same way.
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There are 3 terminals on the back, power, ground and source. Should be on-off pattern. They have the same cut out as a carling rocker switch, not sure of the exact measurements.
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I dont really know.I can tell you that in one position the switch connects the two top terminals to the 2 middle terminals In the other position it connects the bottom 2 terminals to the 2 middle terminals
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I'm not sure which version it is, but I wouldn't recommend this KVM switch. I had problems with it from about the second week I started using it. About every other time I used it, I had to unplug all of the cables in it and then plug them all back in to get them to work. I finally gave up on it and ordered a Tripp Lite one that worked fabulously for me.
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Good question, it's a bit deceiving. But it turns out those big buttons are the footswitch. They can be operated by your foot. If you can get a closer look at it, you can even see that they are made that way. It's an ok item. Has some fun effects on it, some useful. If I were to criticize it I would say that because I don't use it often, I sort of have to relearn how. It has two dials that to some degree have to work together and I just have a hard time remembering how to use them or what they are for. But that could be my brain, not the device. Good Luck!
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There is a slight color difference and some are wired differently. Always use the same brand if you are connecting more then one together.
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No Depends on how you use it. Little terminals are the coil and big terminals are the load or switched circuit.
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Here's a drawing of a typical relay, exactly like the one on your board. The "coil terminals" are represented by the rectangle printed on the underside of your board. The "common terminal" is the middle screw. They printed some lines on the underside that help show what's what.http://www.glolab.com/relays/NO%20RELAY.jpg
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Purchase a switch that is similar / same as what you now have. There are many different kinds of switches with varying internal construction. Normally, you should see two terminal lugs on the switch body.
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Yes. I had not checked all different battery pictures carefully because the battery was advertised as a replacement.My connectors were for wider battery terminals and the terminals had plastic on them that did not match my connectors.The plastic on the terminals just slide off. I assUme that they were for protection instead of connections? Don't know.My large connectors fit okay on the smaller terminals so I did not bother returning and ordering a better fitting battery with more amp hours for 25 cents more.
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It is a simple two way (switched live leg, two wire) switch. Usually installed in a 110 v. circuit with live, neutral and ground on the feed side and switched live, neutral return, and ground on the device side. I installed it a long time ago and don't remember if the switch has pigtails or screw terminals.