So I built a new locomotive horn!
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06-14-2010, 12:05 PM
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Are the five horns actually louder than the three or do they just sound sweeter?
I'm thinkin' of rigging my screw with a train horn (or two or more) by hooking it (them) to the factory horn system through a one second time delay relay. That way, if all I need is a polite little toot (or I sound the horn when locking the doors remotely), I'll have the factory horn available but if I need to penetrate someone's fog of stupidity, staying on the horn button past one second will switch from the factory horn to the serious one.
I'm thinkin' of rigging my screw with a train horn (or two or more) by hooking it (them) to the factory horn system through a one second time delay relay. That way, if all I need is a polite little toot (or I sound the horn when locking the doors remotely), I'll have the factory horn available but if I need to penetrate someone's fog of stupidity, staying on the horn button past one second will switch from the factory horn to the serious one.
