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orangesuburban

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Post Wed Aug 05, 2009 4:40 pm

has anyone played with one before? on my car the taillights have 2 brake light bulbs, plus a 3rd brake light and i also have a red UB tube under the car for brake light i was thinking of getting a sequence (or making one) to control the brake lights idk what kinda pattern yet, but tube under the car is a 48" led tube with 5 zone so i thought i could at least have some fun with that.

anyone have any ideas or suggestions?
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Post Wed Aug 05, 2009 5:31 pm

http://www.foxthundercats.com/
on the electronics site he sells a nice sequencer , although the sites down at this time
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Post Sun Aug 09, 2009 10:13 pm

bad venge wrote:
http://www.foxthundercats.com/
on the electronics site he sells a nice sequencer , although the sites down at this time


I've used their 2-stage sequencer on my 98 vette. Both left and right signals could be operated from a single module with in/out for both sides. It kept things clean looking.

you can also used ford mustang 3-stage sequencers though they will usually come by the pair and operate only one side per module
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