Simple, but expensive garage door opener mod
11 posts Started 15 Jan 2011 Last recovered post 15 Jan 2011 Wayback Machine snapshot 25 Mar 2011
[image: View Post]digitallyhip, on 14 January 2011 - 07:03 PM, said:
Ca-lickI call BS on the 'simple' part of it.
That would NOT work on my garage door :laughing6-hehe:
[image: View Post]dude, on 14 January 2011 - 09:03 PM, said:
That would NOT work on my garage door :laughing6-hehe:Sent to me by my wife!
[image: View Post]digitallyhip, on 14 January 2011 - 09:10 PM, said:
Sent to me by my wife!What? The video or the image of McQueen giving you the finger? :laughing6-hehe:
Simple to make with children, I've got 2 spares if anybody's short.
At first I though the thread title should read inexpensive, but I see he got it right. :laughing6-hehe:
At first I though the thread title should read inexpensive, but I see he got it right. :laughing6-hehe:
That's exactly the kind of garage door opener I had before I sold my house. Except I must have had the imported version, sometimes it took more than two honks on the horn.
what.... ???? I though every guy had this mod installed....
OH YEAH!
My Flash2Pass opener is wired to the high beam circuit. It works, but it isn't nearly as entertaining as this one!...
:laughing6-hehe:
:laughing6-hehe:
I utilised the blanking plate in the right-hand switch block, installed a small black momentary switch in there, connected to the garage door opener in the fairing above the headlight by a wire soldered across the door opener switch. Works from about 60 metres away.
The only trouble I've had is the switch contacts don't last long (about a year to 18 months), possibly because of it not being waterproof, so I've had to replace it twice.
The only trouble I've had is the switch contacts don't last long (about a year to 18 months), possibly because of it not being waterproof, so I've had to replace it twice.
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