Can someone explain what i did wrong

rundlescunder

rundlescunder

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Wiggled the wires once the far right light came on. Wiggled them some more far left light came on instead. HALP.Screenshot_20210314-115507_Chrome.jpg
 
rundlescunder

rundlescunder

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Fuck it I'm gonna try wiring the two outside ones in parallel then use a smaller driver for the middle one I need this light today
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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What happened to Renfro? If you are having to ask you might wait for qualified help. There are a few electricians on here.
 
Rocket Soul

Rocket Soul

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Hey
A bit hard to understand... Maybe sketch it, photo and upload? Looks like a series connection? Please give some more info or we can't halp you.:lol:
 
rundlescunder

rundlescunder

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Rocket Soul said:
You should connect them in parallel, not series, with that driver. Can't make out your drawing, it looks like connected in both parallel and series?!?
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I am the confused and I've done this before only with 2 lights not 3. I just wired the outside lights in series without the middle and their not working either. I might just get single drivers from. Going to Walmart rn to get 3pin wagos. This dude on grasscity thru up q diagram.
 

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PJ Diaz

PJ Diaz

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Like @Rocket Soul said, they need to be connected in parallel with that driver, and your first diagram looks like series. Basically what you want to do is come out the positive of the driver, then split that wire three ways, and connect each of the three to a pos+ terminal on each QB, then do the same thing with the neg- (connect neg to the QB -). Don't connect any boards + to - to eachother.
 
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