Using a 470 ohm 1/2 watt resistor in-line to power a bypassed or secondary alternator from Brand X

This is a little Video showing how you connect the L terminal of the alternator to an ignition or ACC voltage / switched power source of your choice to turn on a secondary or PCM bypassed alternator from Brand X Electrical. I’m still pretty sick right now, but I wanted to get at least something out there since people seem to be having trouble understanding my other write-ups. Sorry for being a little hoarse. You can get these 470 ohm 1/2 watt resistors from almost any Hobby shop, electronics shop, or even amazon. You can find them here : https://www.amazon.com/Projects-10EP5... I am not affiliated with amazon in any way, just Giving the easiest / fastest place to purchase that I’ve found. They’re not expensive, but are very important to the connection / life of the regulator installed in the alternator. You can always directly solder the wires vs these solder crimps as well, I just prefer to use them for the volume of them I build daily, and another layer of heat shrink over this. Any other questions be sure to fire away in the comments! Always happy to help!