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spaceboss
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Using an SPDT switch in place of an SPST?
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June 19, 2012, 10:33:13 AM »
Is this possible? Would it involve jumpering the two throws together?
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Jacob - SK, Canada
Re: Using an SPDT switch in place of an SPST?
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Most of us do use a SPDT instead of a SPST. Essentially, to use the double throw, just ignore one of the outside lugs. Only use the middle and one side lug.
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Re: Using an SPDT switch in place of an SPST?
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Thanks!
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