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The stop lights in my area that are wired for a trigger device is called an Opticon. It utilizes a strobe type light to trip them. The fire trucks, ambulances, and police vehicles have these devices installed.
Oh well, it only cost me about $15.00. Anybody need to buy a magnet for their Fridge? I will sell it cheap, $15.00 plus shipping and handeling! lol
Thanks Guys.
BG Weasel,
Thanks for the comment, but as you can see I am new to the forum. Not to computer savvy. Just trying to learn a few things.
But thanks for your insight!
I put one on my bike..........................and it works!
I never could get a left signal at the light by my house, now with the magnet, I get one everytime. go figure.
I put one on my bike..........................and it works!
I never could get a left signal at the light by my house, now with the magnet, I get one everytime. go figure.
The road maintenance guys fixed the sensor...
If you see thesensor box cutin the roadway, stop your bike over the seam with the front tire at the far corner... Works every time for me and I'm magnet free.
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