Indicator control unit - who was it?

[Woody]

Guys,
Remember a post from a while back (but can't find it ) about a unit with some push buttons to replace indicator stalks etc. (looked a bit like the Cerbera sterring wheel controls).
I think it was mentioned that the unit was non-IVA compliant.
IIRC one push gave an 'overtake' flash, and a longer push had them on until cancelled (if that makes sense....).

Can anyone remember who makes this??

Cheers

Chris

[rdodger]

There is this one for indicators

http://www.signaldynamics.com/index.php/products/l...

To wire another button for flash would be easy enough. Sealed momentary coloured illuminated buttons are available from Demon Tweeks along with a multistrand curly cable.

[Woody]

rdodger said:

There is this one for indicators

http://www.signaldynamics.com/index.php/products/l...

To wire another button for flash would be easy enough. Sealed momentary coloured illuminated buttons are available from Demon Tweeks along with a multistrand curly cable.

Thanks for the link.
Not sure if that was the one I remember though.

Anyone offer anything else?

[Martyn-123]

http://www.cartek.biz/STEERINGWHEELCONTROLS.html


Cartek at 500 + VAT.... Ouch


They are at the Autosport show at The NEC in January, going have a look at one then and see if they will do a deal on the day,


Martyn

[coffeepot]

It was the cartek one that was recommended to me earlier. It appears very well made and I'm about to start fitting it in the next couple of weeks.
The guys at cartek were very helpfull and suggested a second receiver might solve any coverage problems to help get throgh the IVA.
Watch this space as they say.
Phil

[Martyn-123]

Coffeepot,

Would be interested to hear your thoughts once fitted, i have bee looking for a youtube video of one in use but none seen yet

[Lee Mack]

Hello Gents,

Did you manage to get this resolved as we have an alternative product available which could be exactly what you need (Appreciate this is a really old thread).

[robcollingridge]

If you use some very basic electronics, you can use pretty much what ever switch gear you want:
http://www.robcollingridge.com/400kg/design/instru...
http://www.robcollingridge.com/400kg/design/electr...

Rob