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no bother matey.

my comfort lights are green on the 4e

and as far as i am aware, blue "lights" only cause problems on motor vechiles (boy racers etc) if i can find the right type of blue led, im goimg ahead and fitting them to my bell box.

if someone dont mind, could the possibly link me to some blue leds that will be fine to use for what i want? thanks all

glad you at least got to play your music again, i think we will stay away from the reinstall, cant risk something going wrong and you not been able to get back online.

yes i can see what your saying, they could be a little bright. not sure about the legialitys of blue leds on non alarmed systems syre i have seen blue comfort leds before.

Forward voltage: 1.8 - 3.4V DC Luminous intensity: 500-20000 mcd Forward Current : 18-20mA Forward Voltage : 3.0-3.2V (Blue, White, Green,Warm White) ; 2.0-2.2V (Red, Yellow) so would 2x the above be ok? as the odd 4 has 2 green ones in, there is no resistors on the above leds really...

someone clarifty this for me. the leds are green on the bell box (texecom) i want to rip these out and replace for blue. on my mulitimeter, the led uses around 2v when flashing. can i simply replace these leds with some 12v blue ones, with a slightly brighter ones? the green ones are...

exactly - it makes it very interesting to ME lol for around £20 i might have one, get my mate to activate it unknowingly , capture his reaction on cctv lol.

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yes it is, never seen one of these before, surprised its alowed to be used "by anybody" cheap as chips too.

http://www.buythis.co.uk/open_product.asp?pid=4522&catid=44&offset=

the new site has reverted back to the old site for me lol for some reason....

everything is possible, however as i dont write software or design apps, that is a little above me lol. you could have the phone through gps, send a signal to the alarm etc to disarm etc etc. but you would also need the source code to all of texecoms equipment etc, and as its security you...

ebay is the place for car parts, always beats any price a local motor factors can supply the part for, plus my local garage has no problems fitting my own sourced parts n- never have had any problems, infact i was watching a program the other night and it appears insurance companys will often...

well back on topic, just opened up and tested the texecom bell box very loud indeed, build quality good too, very impressed with it, i dont really like the green leds, so i may modify and swap these out for some nice blue leds. just had another bargin from ebay. 10x texecom AMDT+...

been using ebay for new and used goods for 10 years never had a problem, somethngs i would not buy, but for my hobby items, ebay is the place for me, especially for high end pro equipment that is not normaly available or is far to expensive to purchase new.

the 2 alarm terminals need bridging with your resistor, then put one leg of another resistor into one alarm terminal, the other leg goes into one terminal of the tamper. and you can avoid all that hassel of using pirs contacts etc with built in resistors.

you need to find out from your manual, first what resistors your alarm uses (mine uses different ones for eol and the tamper) if yours is double eol, you will connect 4 wires to the pir (2 for power 2 for the pir/tamper) once i see your manual for your alarm i will be able to help you...