🚀 go-pugleaf

   **  hey phil  you fukin newbie
** go back to fixing up toasters
 ** what for  ?? does the guy have to tell you everything ? your one fukin 
nosey prick.

**  tell me where u live phil and i`l;l kill ya.


"Phil Allison" <phil_a@tpg.com.au> wrote in message 
news:7csojqF29cnvuU1@mid.individual.net...
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> "Bill"
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>> Why is this stuff a secret???
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> ** Cos folk like you simply do not need to now.
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>> Where can I find data sheets or specifications for automotive parts such 
>> as relays and switches? (Amperage ratings of contacts, pin and internal 
>> component diagrams, duty rating of relays - continuous duty, etc.)
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> **  Probably no-where.
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> Car makers put out tenders for such parts and suppliers produce devices 
> that do the job for the lowest possible cost.
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>> All the usual things provided by everybody else in the electrical world!
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> ** Car parts and spares for cars are a whole world unto themselves.
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>> But this information is not anywhere on the internet and the only thing 
>> on the product packaging is a part number! No ratings are on the devices 
>> either! Just a part number...
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> ** See above.
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>> Or is there an automotive parts manufacturer who provides this basic 
>> information on their web site?
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> **  What for?
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> Example of a relay data sheet from the non-automotive world...
> http://www.magnecraft.com/library/section8/105A_49.pdf
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> ** Relays supplied to car makers need only work at 12 volts DC.
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>   No other voltages or AC ratings exist for them.
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>   Bloody obvious, really.
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> ....   Phil
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