Scooterotica

HI , Im running an a/c circuit on my scooter and the pathetic quack quack horn is getting on my nerves , is there any way of converting it to a loud beep beep type without having to fit a battery ? cheers

If you are using a standard Lambretta type horn? A quack is about as good as it gets. I would imagine there are better motorcycle horns out there somewhere.

Ive gone full dc and used my old gts horn as I fitted a
Stebel Nautilus ear bleeder the old gts horn is very good on my lammy not sure what it would be like without a battery my other gp isnt running yet but I have a small horn from epay on there which was load when I tested it with a battery

yeah i,m running a standard lammy one and its embarassing really , but i can,t be arsed to convert to dc

leave it how it is. It's funny

Does everyone go around honking their horns? The only time you need one is MOT time

wack 63 wrote:Does everyone go around honking their horns? The only time you need one is MOT time

How would folk know to look at you if you didn't?

If you go DC with a Wassel you don't have to have a battery. I ran both of mine without but did fit a small capacitor about the size of a fat AA battery, It ran a standard beep type DC horn but not enough to run air horns till I fitted small alarm batteries. Its such a simple fix and leaves the door open to other applications like LEDS that work. I have batteries on both now and the only problem I have had is leaving the lights on in the shed that deep drained the battery and it would not take a charge from the bike. It still worked but the lights would dim in a few minuets. You can get chargers that will recharge a battery in that state but they cost more than a new battery and it was 4 years old anyway.

How would folk know to look at you if you didn't? [/quote]. Fit a loud pipe

wack 63 wrote:Does everyone go around honking their horns? The only time you need one is MOT time

Often when day dreaming cnuts walk into the road while chatting on there phones