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Hello! Thanks in advance for your time! I have (1) 24v dc micro pump, and (1) 12v dc motor I want to run together with a single switch. I am guessing I need a 24v source, and that the voltage to the motor needs to be reduced to 12v. Is this best done with resistors? Is it appropriate to ask for help with a circuit diagram? Sorry for the newby question. |
November 04, 2021 |
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Is this what you mean? |
by joeyglloyd November 04, 2021 |
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Thanks for your input joeyglloyd! Truth is I don't know. I was picturing a 24v source and a momentary sw that activated both the 24v and 12v components at the same time. |
November 04, 2021 |
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