Smoke Unit

That's a smoke unit that is used with the AC regulator, so it has an 8 ohm resistor.  If you want to use it with accessory power, you'll have to change the resistor.

Truthfully, a smoke unit with this capacity will make it more like a bonfire than a campfire.  You might consider something like a Seuthe smoke unit under the camp fire for a more realistic look.

I had some time today so I tilled through my parts stash and found ( I think) a regulator module.
Its marked 691-ACRG along the edge. There are a brown, black, red, another black and a black with a brown stripe. If I don't use it for a campfire, what is the hookup for something else? On the bottom the wires are marked S, -,+, H-, H+, from left to right.

Any ideas on the hook up for it?

Thanks,

Jay

Red goes to track power, brown goes to serial data, brown stripe goes to smoke heater, and either ground goes to frame ground.  You don't need two grounds, and many times one is simply clipped off.

Thanks, GRJ. Good to know for future use. I will take your advice and use a Seuthe unit. I think I probably have one somewhere.

Jay