R
rogtwo@aol.com
Guest
I'm planing to switch my Amphi back to positive ground. Before you try to
talk me out of it, please read my reasons below -- then try as hard as you
like. But, before I make the switch, I wanted to verify the following 2
things:
1) Will the starter-motor will still turn the correct direction without any
modification?
2) Will the heater fan still spin the correct direction?
I know my bulge pump will need to be rewired. But that's not a problem
because I just wired in a relay for the pump, and I can just swap the wires.
OK, so why do I want to go back to positive ground? Mainly because I like
the "originality" of it. Also, my gas gage will work without rewiring it,
and my battery cables will be long enough without getting a new battery with
reversed terminals. Besides, I have an old inverter that I can use to power
the radio and cigarette lighter (so it can be used as a power outlet for GPS,
cell phones, etc.).
Roger St. John
White '63
Seattle
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talk me out of it, please read my reasons below -- then try as hard as you
like. But, before I make the switch, I wanted to verify the following 2
things:
1) Will the starter-motor will still turn the correct direction without any
modification?
2) Will the heater fan still spin the correct direction?
I know my bulge pump will need to be rewired. But that's not a problem
because I just wired in a relay for the pump, and I can just swap the wires.
OK, so why do I want to go back to positive ground? Mainly because I like
the "originality" of it. Also, my gas gage will work without rewiring it,
and my battery cables will be long enough without getting a new battery with
reversed terminals. Besides, I have an old inverter that I can use to power
the radio and cigarette lighter (so it can be used as a power outlet for GPS,
cell phones, etc.).
Roger St. John
White '63
Seattle
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