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Originally Posted by wagonman76
There are delay circuits online, you can build one, then connect it into your power going to the relay coil. Youd have to figure out how much delay you want.
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The situation would be: key-off to kill the engine, lights-out, then key-on, lights-on. I'll look into the delay circuits.
I'm just curious -- my batt is ancient (6-years). Would it benefit me to just replace it and perhaps save the alternator before Winter hits? It hasn't failed to start yet -- and I've drained it down to 10.9V when parked for storm spotting, radios-on, blower running -- and it started right up (charged to 13V and shut down, repeat) -- I know, off-topic a bit
RH77