NB V2 Sound Module Question

[Jay-gon Jinn]

ok... thank you very much! Also... what do the colored wires on: http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/NB...ness-P961.aspx
mean?
Thanks again!
Yorginsnarff

See here for the color code: http://forums.thecustomsabershop.com...ectors-and-MWS

[Silver Serpent]

Read through the Nano Biscotte manual and all will become clear.

[Yorginsnarff]

ok! Thanks guys! You're such big helps!

[Yorginsnarff]

But wait... thanks for you help... but the Wiring Harness doesn't seem to support a Kill Switch. The negative is covered... so the third connection isn't possible, right? I may be wrong... but just a concern. Thanks!

[Silver Serpent]

http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/MW...Port-P877.aspx

It works just fine. One negative (the green wire in the NBv2 manual p.8 ) goes from the board to the recharge port. The other negative (the black wire in the manual) goes from the recharge port to the battery negative. Any electronics that would normally go to the battery negative will go to the green recharge port connection instead.

With a kill switch setup, there is only ONE connection to the battery negative, and that is the one that runs to the black wired recharge port terminal in the manual. Everything else goes to the other negative terminal.

[Yorginsnarff]

ok thank you very much!
I have seen my mistakes, "Master Silver Serpent" :P
Sorry if I bug you more... I want my first saber to be perfect (with what I can do with my materials, that is X3)

[Yorginsnarff]

ok so I hope this is my last question... and this will (hopefully) solve my problem. I have figured out the wiring for my saber... just one more teensy question:
I used the LED resistor calculator in your desc. and got a 39 ohm, 1/8 watt resistor for this switch: http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/12...itch-P921.aspx ( I am using a 3.7 volt lithium ion battery )

Would this resistor work: http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/20...stor-P847.aspx
because I can only find 39 ohm, 1/4 watt resistors anywhere else...

[Silver Serpent]

The DynaOhm will work fine. The 39 ohm 1/4 watt resistors will also work fine.

Wattage is a minimum, you can always use a higher wattage resistor than what is recommended. Don't go overboard, since 5+ watt resistors are REALLY BIG and take up a ton of room in your hilt.