You can wire multiple switches in parallel, and then any of them will function to turn the saber on or off. You can't have one switch dedicated to turning the saber on and a different switch dedicated to turning it off.
If you wire multiple switches in series, you'll have to press them all simultaneously to activate/deactivate the saber.
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Thats what I meant to say but didn't word it right. Not dedicated switches..... Just using either switch for on, off, or turning on with the red button, off with the clamp card... Or reverse, or both on and off with the same switch.... Thanks for the answer, i was going to try it this weekend as i plan on doing my final assembly...but now I know for sure..
as long as they were wired in parallel, i don't see why not. that's something you could test without any expensive consequences.
Yes, i am putting my saber together this weekend, before i put it all together im going to try it. I'll let you know. It SHOULD work
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