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1.front lights
2.Notek
3.column light
4.back light
5.light changing switch
6.light switch
7.8 pin connector
How does it work?
When you switch on main switch (secondary switch for lights is also turned on on pict. No. 6) back column ligh turns on as well as back light and front lights (Notek is turned off).
If you reverse changing switch (on pict. No. 5), Notek lights up and back light with front lights turns off.
Now there this is a bit wrong since on real thing column light would be shut off and covered with small plate, while at same time revealing tvo horisontal lights wich are eqvivalent of right back light. Since I haven´t done this switchplate, on mine assembly column light is always turned on.
This was all done with 360° turret rotation assembly, that is why there are some ˝free˝ cables on 8 pin connector.
Statistics: Posted by kamaz — Fri May 20, 2011 9:22 pm
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Statistics: Posted by kamaz — Wed May 18, 2011 11:30 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Phyrephish — Wed May 18, 2011 9:12 pm
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First, you need to cut off that orange line going from TK to that 8 pin connector for upper hull. That is positive pole giving around 2.5-3V of power. (negative is connected to battery negative input line/cable)
Secondly, you need to locate two lines for hull front lights, they are green (positive) and white (negative) and cut them off some 1-2cm from TK.
Third step is to install back light(s) and conect them. Now, on scheme there is only one light, because this is for mine german tanks---back light is here column light...
Fourth step is to solder all up. It would be very nice if you would do some little pre-soldering test.
How does it work?
When you switch lights before you switch main switch, nothing is on. But when you switch main switch, lights start working after a second. (this is due to some capacitors on the way)
If you have switched main switch first, but then lights, they will light up instantly.
Since this is not the best solution, lights will dim a bit when tank goes back.
Statistics: Posted by kamaz — Wed May 18, 2011 7:51 am
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