Can a Super Bee kill switch be flipped to normally closed?
Meaning under normal 2-stroke function the switch is "open" and when activated, the circuit is closed and the coil is grounded to the block.
Can the dip switches be flipped so that the circuit is normally closed and current is broken, (switched to open) when activated?
Meaning under normal 2-stroke function the switch is "open" and when activated, the circuit is closed and the coil is grounded to the block.
Can the dip switches be flipped so that the circuit is normally closed and current is broken, (switched to open) when activated?
