RE: Lights

["A. Bjorkheim" <andreb@u.washington.edu>]

> you're right.  i double checked that relay article....  i didn't know
> all relays were numbered the same.  i only said that in case different
> relays had different numbers on them, but apparently this isn't the
> case....  but in a rare instance where you do find a relay with no
> numbers or different ones, knowing what each terminal does is the only
> info you really need.

   Yuppers, but does anyone know if it is industry standard to use those
numbers for automotive based relays (30, 85, 86, 87 and 87a)?  Every one I
have seen has those numbers, so could be that they are made for automotive
use?

 Andre'
 Neon Green 79


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