Slide Switches

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Slide Switches 2016-03-22 03:30:42Post No. 965605
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Slide Switches Anonymous 2016-03-22 03:30:42 Post No. 965605 [Report]

So trying to wire my rc toys slide switch to a newer one that fits a mount on it. Problem is, it's a 3 stage switch 6 pin, so it has 3 selection settings as apposed to the old on/off selection setting 6 pin to the left you see here. I got 3 main cables, the negatives, the control board positive and the battery positive on the far right. Since I'm trying to rewire it onto the 3 selector, how would I go about doing so so that it's still an on/off switch. I'm still a novice at requiring as I blew up a battery in my face yesterday. Got a multi meter for that now.

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Anonymous 2016-03-22 06:39:45 Post No.965666
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ask /g/

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Anonymous 2016-03-22 06:46:14 Post No.965670
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Anonymous 2016-03-22 06:46:14 Post No.965670 [Report]

>>965605
got a diagram of the switch? or a model number? just post what it reads on the side of the switch.

>>965666
also /g/ isn't the correct place. he's not asking if he should go with alienware or dell. diy is correct. albeit he could of posted this question oh /ohm/

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Anonymous 2016-03-22 06:59:43 Post No.965673
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Anonymous 2016-03-22 06:59:43 Post No.965673 [Report]

use meter to figure out how old switch works
use meter to figure out how new switch works
resolder wires so behavior of new switch is the same as old switch

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Anonymous 2016-03-22 09:47:29 Post No.965705
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Yup figured out the way the current flows, I looked up the type it was like 3A250V I think, searching led me to this diagram. Confirmed it with my multimeter. Gonna solder it later.