Review on TecScan LiTESeasy Deluxe Control Signals by Walter Velasquez

I mainly needed turn signals for my car as the headlights and horn had already been added. It's interesting when other users say they installed the kit in about an hour. It took me an hour to pre-test the light on the garage floor and learn the best way to route the wires. Wiring and lighting aren't new to me, but it still took me about 4 hours to install and attach the wires. Maybe I'm being too picky about how the finished project looks and with all the battery capacity I'm pretty sure no wires can short out. Now I have two sets of lights and that's fine, but I haven't adjusted the horn. My golf cart horn broke so I gave him mine. The headlights are bright white but can help a bit in dark places, giving me the opportunity to use my original headlights. The side reflectors were a nice addition to the kit. Everything works fine, but there's one complaint: the control unit is battery-mounted under the seat, and with it a built-in beeper that kicks in with the turn signals. . You can hear it on a quiet street, but not in a traffic jam. This is especially important as the signals expire after 10 seconds and I don't know if they are still activated or not. I hope the manufacturer reads this and starts putting a beeper on the cable to route it somewhere around the cockpit. There is a separate switch for the brake light that is mounted on the brake pedal and sends a signal to turn on the brake light for 10 seconds. The switch is a little touchy and works by inertia of a moving brake pedal, but comes with good instructions. The switch sends a remote signal to the control box, eliminating the need for wiring. Because this lighting kit is a standalone system, it is 100% compatible with all trolleys and does not need to be connected to anything other than batteries. If you don't have 12V batteries or two 6V batteries, you need to use a converter.