fitting air horns to a non battery lambretta

[SparkyChick]

It hard enough to find one great mind on here (I will give you a clue, I am the Oracle) but two is pushing it and entering rocking horse poo territory ;o)))

Hate to rain on your parade but you can't be the oracle....

We already have one... @oracle

 

[Squid]

Pfffft, pretend Oracle.

 

[littlespark]

I think you're more a Ceefax than an Oracle

 

[telectrix]

thought Johnny Vegas was the oracle.

 

[markbsac]

thanks fellas ill have to have a think..prob just put the air horns on the crash bars for show

 

[telectrix]

we have a crash bar up here in cheshire. you get pi$$ed, crash out, sleep on a bar bench. woken up at opening time. pure heaven.

 

[Squid]

we have a crash bar up here in cheshire. you get pi$$ed, crash out, sleep on a bar bench. woken up at opening time. pure heaven.

Wetherspoons tries its best accommodate the low life's of the drinking fraternity ;o))))))

 

[telectrix]

grammar police....low lifes. what's the apostrophe for? and it's to accommodate..

 

[PEG]

Sooner or later,some smug rocker will come along,with talk of their Triumph and it's selenium rectifier powered charging circuit...

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Do Lambrettas have rectifiers?
If so, it shouldn’t be too hard to just wire up a battery.
If not, would have to add a rectifier.

 

[PEG]

Do Lambrettas have rectifiers?
If so, it shouldn’t be too hard to just wire up a battery.
If not, would have to add a rectifier.

Not 100% on that,but i do know the older models had AC output from 2nd coil,for minor 6V lighting and horn,but quite feeble

Wouldn't take Edison,to set up a rectifier and voltage regulator,and have a modest current limited output for a small battery to be charged.

Or,i could grease me hair back,and smash it up,with a flailing motorcycle chain...