This is probably a stupid question, but if the switch operates by turning the high beam on and back off, will it work if one turned the high beam off and back on? I ride with my high beam on all the time and don't want to be bothered with having to remember to dim my lights before pulling into my driveway. I'm probably misunderstanding how it works, though.
Excellent, thanks for being the guinea pig on this one Michael. Looks like I'll be ordering one! Can't stand that keychain button rattling around on my key.
Damn, I wouldn't have thought there's extra room enough in the headlight bucket to stick a marble in there. How large is the controller?
That looks like something I might want. Does it work with the passing button as well as the actual high/low beam switch? That would make it extremely easy to use on the CB.
(05-20-2014, 04:21 AM)Gypped_imp Wrote: [ -> ]That looks like something I might want. Does it work with the passing button as well as the actual high/low beam switch? That would make it extremely easy to use on the CB.
Yes, it's running off the actual wiring to the bulb, i.e. if the light comes on twice, F2P is activated. Correct me if I'm wrong, Michael.
(05-20-2014, 04:22 AM)shdwghst457_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (05-20-2014, 04:21 AM)Gypped_imp Wrote: [ -> ]That looks like something I might want. Does it work with the passing button as well as the actual high/low beam switch? That would make it extremely easy to use on the CB.
Yes, it's running off the actual wiring to the bulb, i.e. if the light comes on twice, F2P is activated. Correct me if I'm wrong, Michael.
Yes, it's running off the actual wiring to the bulb, i.e. if the light comes on twice, F2P is activated. Correct me if I'm wrong, Michael.
I figured that would be the case with the way it's wired, but who knows what random gremlins may be lurking.
