Ordered my train horn...
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01-11-2009, 08:25 PM
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01-11-2009, 08:29 PM
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Actually, I have no beef with you at all. Never have. You just take everything I say as a personal attack. I'm sorry your confidence and self-esteem are so low. I will start doing with you what I have to do with my kids. I can't compliment one of them without the other taking it as criticism, so now I only compliment one when the other is not around. In your case, I just can't say anything that differs with your opinion because you take it as an insult to you. Hope you get over that soon...you can't always be right.
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01-11-2009, 08:42 PM
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Whatever fella,....if ya want to continue the BS...fine! I won't bother with ya anymore since you seem to be a whiner and BS'er., BTW, my confidence is fine, I don't need to explain myself like you feel you need to (who's got the problem...hmmmm?)...I don't need to lie, BS, or say 'personal' c$#@ like you do....Like the 'The Bandit' said in 'Smokey and The Bandit'...I will say to you - ' Do the letters FO mean anything to you?'
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Back on topic, if anyone has any questions about instaling a train horn, hit me up. It can be a little confusing. You basically have three circuits. One circuit for the power to the compressors. One circuit that switches the relay that turns the compressors on and off. One circuit that opens the solenoid to let the air go through the horn.
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