I have a switchbox that's mounted where it's panel face is normally hidden from view of the driver and occaisionally a function is unintentionally activated.
I want to incorporate a timed reminder tone to audibly remind the function(s) is activated. I looked for a load sensing switch for the switchbox's battery feed wire that would sense a raise in amperage draw and finding none settled on an interval timer switch to trip a buzzer. My only question now is, to wire 6 switch output wires to the timer I assume I need diodes on each of the 6 circuits to prevent back-flow from any switch back to the remaining switches.
What diodes do I need and where to get them?- Radio Shack stocks less and less of these parts and their store staff are clueless nowadays.
I want to incorporate a timed reminder tone to audibly remind the function(s) is activated. I looked for a load sensing switch for the switchbox's battery feed wire that would sense a raise in amperage draw and finding none settled on an interval timer switch to trip a buzzer. My only question now is, to wire 6 switch output wires to the timer I assume I need diodes on each of the 6 circuits to prevent back-flow from any switch back to the remaining switches.
What diodes do I need and where to get them?- Radio Shack stocks less and less of these parts and their store staff are clueless nowadays.