Currently have my AT yellow wire connected to the yellow wire on the power plug of one of my console units. I've read some folks wire in a switch to this circuit, so they can power of the AT module completely when not in use, saving battery. I've been considering doing the same, and since I've got my console torn down to install a different electronics mount, this would be the perfect time to knock it out...
A couple questions... It is really effective - ie how much power does the AT module pull typically? Without the switch, if I put the console unit in standby, the power/on signal is still active to the AT Module - it's only when you actually power off the unit that the yellow wire tells the AT Module to power off, correct?
What type of switch - I assume just a waterproof on/off toggle, nothing fancy. Skeeter does not provide open/spare switches (at least not on my model) so I would have to install a switch of some sort, ie
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-Hea...oot/5001916089
or
https://smile.amazon.com/Pico-5588PT...ps%2C82&sr=8-1
Or any other suggestion?