I agree the safest way to power the horn would be a separate relay fitted with at least a 20amp fuse, when wiring use thicker than normal wire & make sure the negative terminal from horn has a good cable & connection.
Fiamm Mini blaster not working!
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Great stuff thanks lads, love that even the simplest threads can muster up a bit of a spat too... oh the entertainment!!!
fredaroony
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Yeah there are two clowns in here that insist that their £12 contraption is the best thing ever invented. I heard it even cures cancer!
Were you born a cock or did you work at it?
fredaroony
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I'm just aspiring to get to your level of cockness. I doubt that is even possible though!
fredaroony
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Says the clown that like to trolls threads with £12 garbage...just remember you started this shit
fred_jb
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Did you actually read what the OP posted - perhaps not.
Last time I looked the OP wanted advice on fitting a FIAMM Mini Blaster which supposedly takes just over 5amps which is why it is marginal running off the CANBUS
I was quoting your post to address the question of why the OP might find a power distribution system of some kind useful, as it would be suitable for powering HIS horn. It is totally irrelevant what you connected to yours and how much current it takes, though if it is really 18amps then it must be an incredibly inefficient design.
Oh dear, follow the thread. Someone suggested using the Hex EZcan, which is what I replied to - you might notice it as I quoted his post.
Try to keep up.
fredaroony
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I stand corrected and it was the other moron who mentioned that. You mentioned some other unrelated piece of kit...dickheads!
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