Faking the alarm

I looked at the circuit diagrams and my ears started to bleed... So better find a 12V control box somewhere that some boffin has made up. I'd bet someone on this site could do it without sustaining mental injury....

Aren't most LEDs 5V? Dunno...
 
eagle747 said:
I looked at the circuit diagrams and my ears started to bleed... So better find a 12V control box somewhere that some boffin has made up. I'd bet someone on this site could do it without sustaining mental injury....

Aren't most LEDs 5V? Dunno...
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You are just making work for yourself for no reason!! :shock:
 
I guess. But being a Hammers supporter you'd know all about that!

(My wife is a Hammers supporter so I guess that makes me a victim too! We have a Hammers door mat and I'm never sure if I'm supposed to wipe feet on it or not!)
 
eagle747 said:
(My wife is a Hammers supporter so I guess that makes me a victim too! We have a Hammers door mat and I'm never sure if I'm supposed to wipe feet on it or not!)
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Wouldn't do that if I was you as it might take your foot off!!! :twisted:
 

You are right mate. You should see what it did to my cousin who's an Arse-nal supporter! But he deserved it! lol
 
But back to the subject - as the warning lighta aren't mentioned in the manual for replacement I guess they are LEDs - and I would expect them to be 12V automotive ones, otherwise Triumph would have to mess around with reducing the voltage feed. So at the weekend I will try and identify the alarm plug and buzz it out. If I can identify the feed to the LED I'll give it 12V - it may be a 'self=flashing' LED in which case all I need is a feed that goes live when the ignition is off. Which I could probably do with a 'reverse relay' fed by the ignition circuit - I think....
 
Steve S said:
Eagle, you got too much time on your hands, but if you manage to do it I would want one too!
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Mate - I work a 60 hour week - but there is always time to do bike stuff. Esp as Cornwall is pretty snow-bound at the moment - so won't be riding for a few days. Just hope I don't blow up the LED!

Details to follow in a few days wen the smoke has cleared from the clocks!
 
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