LED wiring (camper, not Taco)

I try to always support everything I sell and assist especially those that are electrically challenged. If you have any questions I'm always available.

 

After much headache and frustration, and three blown fuses... we have power!!! And no more blown fuses!

I found a wiring diagram that mostly fit my application and I worked off that.

Thanks to each of you that replied. I was able to use a bit of info from each that got me wired up right!

(It's hung with painters tape until I knew it was right. Correct cinnection links and proper placement can now move forward!)

 

Congrats on completing your project. Can see from the picture of how you got it wired.
Glad that I could help alittle.

 

Thanks! It was your queue on the switch wiring that was especially helpful!

@mattgecko i love the lights! Once done, this mod will be shared with my teardrop crowd. I'm sure there will be much interest. May I refer them to you?

 

Yes I love referrals.
Here is my Facebook group/page:

 

I put mine up under the hatch


Robi likes to use the random cycle when she gets up to start coffee and watch her Netflix but usually we use the yellow/orange/red to stop the bugs in the evening and to adjust the eyes for star gazing.

 

This is awesome!! If it will stop raining (I hope not, actually) I'll finish mine up!

 

You should try meet up with the teardrop group, we camp at Hermit Valley for the music fest, Kennedy Meadows, Beat The Heat in Pinecrest in August, a couple others as things work out. The Tundra and jeep guys go rock climbing for firewood and what ever those people do during those trips.

 

Link?. I'm very interested! Kennedy mdws is not far at all!

 

We usually post group meets and info on TNTTT.com and Tearjerkers.net - I'll look for past links and post so you can watch/see those. Joe lives in Jamestown and does the west slope, we are relocating to Bishop next year and will be coordinating the eastern Sierra meet ups. It is a shame the IRG is no more, total fun for 200 teardrops in one camp out. There is the Dam Gathering at Shasta every year if you can make that. Depending on how you camp there is the Route 66 crawl, several other crawls in the northwest, we are not too much into those but use the routes they set up for doing it on our time.