Vintage Horn
The new unit has +ve and earth connections only but the two existing horns have individual feeds and of course are linked to the alarm system. I intended to splice the two feeds to the on +ve on the new horn, but will this affect the alarm in any way?
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Tigger wrote: Ok showing my sadness here - got a vintage type horn for Xmas. :lol:
The new unit has +ve and earth connections only but the two existing horns have individual feeds and of course are linked to the alarm system. I intended to splice the two feeds to the on +ve on the new horn, but will this affect the alarm in any way?
I don't believe it would affect the alarm. The feeds come from the same relay.
David
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Does it say on the new horn what sort of current it draws?Tigger wrote: Ok showing my sadness here - got a vintage type horn for Xmas. :lol:
The new unit has +ve and earth connections only but the two existing horns have individual feeds and of course are linked to the alarm system. I intended to splice the two feeds to the on +ve on the new horn, but will this affect the alarm in any way?
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It works, its LOUD.:lol:
Tigger wrote: Certainly looked that way from the wiring diagram, but didn't fancy standing in the street with "ooogah" ringing in my ears and not be able to turn it off :lol:
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Nothing but the voltage marked on the packaging or the horn itself.
Buzzbee
How did you wire yours?
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No probs yet..
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buzzbee wrote: Just wired from one of the plugs from existing horns to terminals on new horn, if that makes sense.
No probs yet..
Thanks - will give it a go at the weekend then.
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Ahhooogahh!:lol:Tigger wrote: All done - no probs so far, although the alarm threw a moody initially. Sounds like a crash-diving u-boat when it goes off now! :lol:
David
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Almost worth setting off the alarm:woohoo:
Best used when you get a dawdler on the crossing, wakes 'em up
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