It can be used to wiring with push/pull pots and make it work as single coils?
2058945
I don't remember if they have that extra wire for a coil tap, because I just want the humbucker for a fat tone and I didn't pay attention on coil taping wiring and wire, it should has an extra wire for that, also depends on the wiring and off course you must have a push on potentiometer (pot), there're so many wiring diagrams on the internet for any combination and styles, just google it
2058946
I am very sorry but I have no idea as I gave these to my son in the UK for his birthday and I live in America.
2001841
Hi, I used a pre made wire kit that has a push button switch that I got off of amazon it works best
1926647
I am not sure exactly how this unit works, but if you are referring to enough power I would say yes. If you can get lighter to pull out or can access the wires behind it you can use a splice in connector.
1356347
It depends. This stuff works well with very small diameter wires that will not be under tension. If they are large wires or if something will push or pull on them, this will probably not work. I used it to re-wire a small switch in a small clip-on light - tiny wires and small space - worked fine. You have to find a way to hold things in place while it dries and make sure to stir it well just before using.
449917
If it has a small block yes as long as you have an HEI distributer or else you have to buy the wire going from the coil to the distributer seperately.
1181135
Yes u can , but what ever u rig it on to , u need to upgrade that fuse for that wire u trying to rig it on to .
2059085
No see my previous answer. Also the other answer "Get a variable potentiometer". If you use that on my motor it will burn up and it will not be warranty. People are answering questions that do not understand how a single phase motor works that has an internal start switch.
1062750
That is actually exactly what I used it for. It took some work to replace the existing switch with a cheap spring loaded lever one from radio shack though.
842868
I dont think so. The coil mechanism isn't terribly sturdy and I wouldn't trust it with a heavy pot on it for an extended period of time.
1149374
Hi: Of course you can,just attach any of the two pick up coils provided to the 120v circuit.
1697056
It can be used with aluminum wiring just as you would use it with copper. I would suggest rewiring from aluminum to copper ASAP though. Wiring smaller than 6 gauge ( ex-12/2 and 14/2 romex style can get very brittle if ever heated from high draw) so what you can replace I would suggest. There are adapters and electrolytic gel you use to connect copper to aluminum wire, google search more information on it.
604592
It is designed to be operated with a wall switch. There is no option for a pull chain switch that I'm aware of. That is not to say that you could not purchase a pull chain switch and mount it yourself. Just be sure that you get one with adequate amperage rating.
2111377
Technically yes, as long as its hooked to a soleniod that requires low amperage to actuate. It may also be worth considering the CP7854 Heavy duty Remote Starter Switch
1908887
yes but make sure your controller output voltage is enough to pull the coil in for the pump starter. (example coil voltage is 24 volts your controller has to be able to output that voltage. Hopefully this information is helpful.
1434702
I don't think so, unlike copper the stainless is really stiff and it would probably kink before it would bend into a tighter coil. I think they run it through a machine press to make the coils.
1618706
These are a stright forward install to any single coil location , just drop it in. As for the wires , the two that are soldered together are to stay soldered together unless you want to do coil tapping. In that case you separate them and connect them to a on / off toggle. The white is hot and black is ground.
1709393
I am not sure how it would work. It would have to be the same diameter pin and exactly the same spacing. I would not suggest this particular plug and mine overheated and melted the plastic two days ago. It was not the same quality as the one that came with the original pot. To be fair there was corrosion on the pin which probably caused extra heat.