Proton Flushmounts
#11
The only difference between the video and his bike is the relay. In the video, after he installs the relay, the blinks returned to stock and flashed at the same time. The video's integrated tails is no different that his underbody kit - group of LEDs.
I do agree that the protons must have some sort of their own circuitry inside - and that's what's causing the irregular blinking when used in conjunction with the under tail kit.
The video has proven that when you have protons in the front and leds in the rear, a flasher relay will regular the flashes. This is the easiest way to solve his problem.
But if money is problem, then try wiring the orange one first. Keep us posted. :0)
I do agree that the protons must have some sort of their own circuitry inside - and that's what's causing the irregular blinking when used in conjunction with the under tail kit.
The video has proven that when you have protons in the front and leds in the rear, a flasher relay will regular the flashes. This is the easiest way to solve his problem.
But if money is problem, then try wiring the orange one first. Keep us posted. :0)
#12
I didn't watch the video. I just looked up the Protons on google and saw they had 3 modes of flash. Figured a controller of some sort was integreated into the flush mounts and would over-ride whatever signal it was getting from the bike. If the Protons sync with the relay that truly is amazing, since the flashing of the protons seems to be controlled by its inner circuitry. Unless the "normal" mode is simply a bypass of that controller.
#13
I didn't watch the video. I just looked up the Protons on google and saw they had 3 modes of flash. Figured a controller of some sort was integreated into the flush mounts and would over-ride whatever signal it was getting from the bike. If the Protons sync with the relay that truly is amazing, since the flashing of the protons seems to be controlled by its inner circuitry. Unless the "normal" mode is simply a bypass of that controller.
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