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Old 08-09-2019, 01:23 PM   #12
TimmyB
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Model: Fleetwood Bounder 35P
State: Florida
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Originally Posted by 16ACE27 View Post
Impedance is used in AC circuits. There is no impedance in DC circuits (only resistance). Resistors are used in parallel with some LEDs to increase the current flow so the tow vehicle's CAN buss (if so equipped) can see the load and blink the light. Same for the old fashioned flasher circuit - they need to have the correct current flow to work correctly.
This is where I jump off the train! Despite spending the last 40 years working with electronics, my knowledge of electricity is quite small. I have little idea where to even begin to take all of that in!
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