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  1. #1
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    Default Delay timer help

    Would this timer works to delay the power after I start the car for 3 AL8 heads and a V1? THanks

    http://www.goldmine-elec-products.co...?number=G16041

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    Look for a DEI 528T pulse timer relay. I got mine on feEbay for 10 bucks. You can adjust it from a few seconds up to 90 secs. Works great!

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    Thanks for the tip. I installed mine today using the timer as a ground circuit. If memory serves:


    DEI-528t Timer

    Valentine One time delay to accomodate voltage spikes.

    Red- positive. (ignition)

    Brown will be powered after delay so tape off.

    Black,Yellow,Black/stripe to ground.

    Orange to V1 ground (at rest will be closed and open for 5-90 seconds when voltage is applied, then closed)

    notes:

    I set the timer for 15sec and if voltage is applied it will start the count. Once activated it will remain so for about 5sec after power is removed.

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    you mean you hooked the red to ign power... correct otherwise it would be on all the time if the red was constant and the black/yellow/black stripe were grounded...where would the "pulse" be then you would have to disconnect the red then reconnect or disonect the black stripe then reconnect...

 

 

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