Ron, I have been here well over 15 years and have been known to comment on electrical questions (you don't say lol) and since so many of the same questions seem to get asked over and over and over I recorded and canned a few generic responses which I simply post when I see a related question, but often the poster/questioner may not bother to pull it up or work through it. They want a spoon fed direct short easy answer and not be bothered with learning. If Kim inserted an electrical forum sure Id check it out, but my suspicions is the poster/questioner would use the same old forums they are used to (Deere or IHC etc) so not sure it would be a huge success. I've found there to be a ton of mis information and old wives tales and even dangerous advice out there (moreso regarding 120/240 VAC then 12 VDC tractor electrical) from so many who "think" they know about electricity which I try my best to correct, although some seem to resent that or choose to argue their point (You know those my way or the highway types lol).
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