Stebel Nautilus Horn

[DEcosse]

Good thread!
I have one sitting in garage waiting for me to install!

You could hook that up to your PDM60 'Bull, but it would have to be re-programmed to suit - those things take insane current, in the order of 18A.

 

[1olbull]

You could hook that up to your PDM60 'Bull, but it would have to be re-programmed to suit - those things take insane current, in the order of 18A.

COOL!
I do have a open circuit just waiting, right?
Setting to 18A is what you recommend?

 

[TOMCAT]

Got mine mounted where the radiator overflow tank used to live.

 

[DEcosse]

I presume you never hooked up the (originally planned) aux lights via the ground trigger circuit?
You would use the ground trigger (blue) wire connected to the horn signal and the output channel directly to the horn, no relay required.
You have to use circuit 5 (brown channel) - it is the only one that goes over 15A
And you need to make that one, the Ignition AND Ground Trigger while stting circuit 4 back to ignition only.
You can only have max of 60A total, so whatever you add to circuit 5, you need to deduct from another channel - if disconnecting the OEM horn, you can reduce circuit 1 significantly - 7A should be good for that after you take the OEM horn out.

 

[Steel]

Got mine mounted where the radiator overflow tank used to live.

Me too.

 

[Mittzy]

As you can see mine is a classy install. Yeah yeah.... It will be done proper soon enough.

 

[CanberraR3]

Left side panel same as Dave (@scot in exile ). If I could do it, anyone can.

 

[barbagris]

OK

Now what is the point of putting all those lovely decibels inside a ruddy box or behind a (fairly solid) metal cover?.

I think Mitzy just likes the saddle to vibrate.

For those in the EU - this place generally has stock. http://www.valkmotive.com/webshop/horns/all-horns

 

[TURBO200R4]

i think it is for when he get horny

 

[Mark Dunn]

You could hook that up to your PDM60 'Bull, but it would have to be re-programmed to suit - those things take insane current, in the order of 18A.

Hi DEcosse,

I'm planning on fitting a Denali SoundBomb which I presume will need similar current to the Stebel. The blurb says it has a 20A fuse, so maybe it takes a bit less than 18A. Since most aftermarket fuse boxes have a single circuit limit of 20A (if you're lucky) I'm thinking it might be best to go directly to the battery, - but that means the horn would be unswitched which might lead to miscreants being naughty. I'd appreciate your view on this conundrum.

Thanks!

Regards,
Mark Dunn