Paul, I've thought about a separate pilot light, but it will mess up the order of the switch panel. This 'trailer' is a trolley car replica, and it's as fancy as anything can be, with oak woodwork, stained glass windows and the works, so I'm being very fussy about every nit-picking thing on it. Maybe I should have explained exactly what I'm working with right away, but I've been holding off until it's completed and I can post a pic. Hopefully it will be done in a week or two, providing I don't make any more trips to the operating room.LOL.
What I'm curious about is why the terminal on this switch, that sends the power out to the lights, turns into a grounded terminal when the switch is turned off, instead of just being open and connected to nothing. I'm wondering if there's a lighted switch out there that doesn't do this. Jim
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