This is what I have: http://i.imgur.com/cCH0JgD.jpg?1
I'm trying to use this battery holder: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-Pcs-New-8...293?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a1e8323cd
There are two lamps on the top and two lamps on the bottom of the "glass/plastic/whatever", you can see in the photo that the two pink wires are positive going in for each bulb and one white one for the negative(I assume?).
My question: I apologize if this seems like a simple question to some of you, but I want to be completely sure on how to wire the battery holder into the pink and white wires. Because the battery holder is 12V, can that be split upon two lamps? Or would I need 24V to power two 12V lamps? They ARE 12V lamps, right? Someone told me all LED lamps are 12V. Is it possible to just put the positive battery wire onto BOTH the pink wires?
In the photo you can also see that I have the inverter (brown chip), is there any way to cut out the green chip and just wire a switch onto that to turn it on instead of requiring the green chip?
Any information is gladly appreciated!
I'm trying to use this battery holder: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-Pcs-New-8...293?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a1e8323cd
There are two lamps on the top and two lamps on the bottom of the "glass/plastic/whatever", you can see in the photo that the two pink wires are positive going in for each bulb and one white one for the negative(I assume?).
My question: I apologize if this seems like a simple question to some of you, but I want to be completely sure on how to wire the battery holder into the pink and white wires. Because the battery holder is 12V, can that be split upon two lamps? Or would I need 24V to power two 12V lamps? They ARE 12V lamps, right? Someone told me all LED lamps are 12V. Is it possible to just put the positive battery wire onto BOTH the pink wires?
In the photo you can also see that I have the inverter (brown chip), is there any way to cut out the green chip and just wire a switch onto that to turn it on instead of requiring the green chip?
Any information is gladly appreciated!
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