Flasher Beeper

Bruce Adams

Well-known member
Hi,
Could someone please advise me how to connnect a beeper to a 6 volt flasher with the
X-Power
L - Load
P - Pilot
flasher setup?

I intend to install an electronic flasher to permit my LED taillites to work, but I would like to have the beeper function when activated.

Thanks.
 
TurnSignal.jpg
 
Re: Flasher Beeper THANK YOU MIKE K

Thank you, Mike K !

This answers my question completely.

HAPPY THANKSGIBING TO ALL !


Bruce A.
Northport, NY
 
Thanks Mike for the knowledge. I installed an additional buzzer in parallel with the existing built-in buzzer in the siginal light unit. Wife complains that it is too loud. Have to wire in a light instead. Will the same connections used for the buzzer work for the light ?
 
I have used the beepers from Radio Shack.About $3.and they are LOUD.However,you can regulate the noise level by putting a piece of tape over the hole the sound comes out.Covering half the hole truly gives you half the sound.I experimented until I got what I wanted in an MGTD kitcar.Those beepers were not polarity sensitive,and marked 3 to 28 volts.I had to use two as my car had been wired with a two prong flasher in the power line,with no pilot light.So I used two in the outgoing wires.
 
Thanks Mike for the knowledge. I installed an additional buzzer in parallel with the existing built-in buzzer in the siginal light unit. Wife complains that it is too loud. Have to wire in a light instead. Will the same connections used for the buzzer work for the light?

Glenn, yes. You could also wire two indicator lamps (left & right) directly to the left/right output wires from the signal unit. Or do what I do. When the wife complains, just pull over and say you drive.
 
Back
Top