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Old 08-26-08, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by tuvok
My DIY halogen setup works but is clunky. I am in the process of streamlining and I was wondering if there is any serious disadvantage to not having a switch. I plan on just using auto trailer connectors and connecting or disconnecting them to turn the light on or off. This will save me the effort to weather proof and wire a switch. I also noted that there are commercial halogen systems with no switch. Is there an advantage to switches other than convenience?

I am not sure what state you live in. If it is a cold weather state you may want to reconsider this. I know when I try to connect my trailer lights in the middle of winter it can be a real challenge because the cold make the connectors so stiff they do not want to mate together.
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