very stupid... but today I ran to home depot, picked up the smallest universal garage door opener. it's about the size of a matchbook and held in place by the strong weatherproof velcro
It was the first time I didn't have to run back into the house and out the front door after rolling the bike out of the garage
very stupid... but today I ran to home depot, picked up the smallest universal garage door opener. it's about the size of a matchbook and held in place by the strong weatherproof velcro
very stupid... but today I ran to home depot, picked up the smallest universal garage door opener. it's about the size of a matchbook and held in place by the strong weatherproof velcro
It was the first time I didn't have to run back into the house and out the front door after rolling the bike out of the garage
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I did the same thing, except I "hardwired" mine to a momentary switch and located the remote
out of sight under the console. Here's a pic of the momentary switch button on the console.
Corbin is sending out orders but not taking repair requests?!? wtf?
I've emailed them 3 times in the last few weeks and get no response.
Guessing you bought from a supplier and not direct?
Installed bags from a 16 Heritage on my 02 Fatboy, using the Loydz bracket kit. I also installed a laydown license plate turn signal relocation kit with stems from a softail Duece.
I did the same thing, except I "hardwired" mine to a momentary switch and located the remote
out of sight under the console. Here's a pic of the momentary switch button on the console.
T.
what did you use for an opener? I thought about the same thing, but most openers run on 3vdc and I was sure that if I threw 12vdc contact power I'd blow the board of the remote. Then I thought about pulling a "homelink" from a junker because they run off 12vdc, but they were cost prohibitive, even on ebay
what did you use for an opener? I thought about the same thing, but most openers run on 3vdc and I was sure that if I threw 12vdc contact power I'd blow the board of the remote. Then I thought about pulling a "homelink" from a junker because they run off 12vdc, but they were cost prohibitive, even on ebay
It's just a Genie mini-remote with some wires soldiered to the contacts then run to the switch.
Still runs on the battery. I only need to replace it about every 2-3 years....
New on the site, so don't know how to send a private message, but I was in SAR from 68 to 92. Actually Special ops after Viet Nam. Helicopter Crew chief. H1's, 43's, 53's and Black Hawks. Your name sounds awfully familiar.
Joe H. (MSgt Ret)
09-05-2020, 09:06 PM
