Emergency flashers- this is a great idea

[porthole]

Cheap, simple and effective.

I found this one while following anther post //heartlandowners.org/showthread.php?t=12449


A simple, heavy duty flasher can give you roadside flashing lights if you have to leave your trailer.

http://rvbasics.com/techtips/emergency-flasher-for-rv-trailer-lights.html

 

[boatto5er]

Great idea! Thanks Duane.

 

[Two Hands]

I went to that RVBasics.com site and, fool that I am, it appeared to be an RV info newsletter that might be sent out once a week or so. I need all the help I can get so, fool that I am, I subscribed by simply submitting my email address. I had just barely hit the send button when I started getting email from people who apparently also subscribe to that web site. I got 14 in just a few minutes. I deleted them all and emailed the web site administrator demanding that I be unsubscribed. I hope it works or I will be changing my email address.

 

[porthole]

I only suggested the idea not signing up

 

[khalsey]

I have a flasher that I bought at Camping World several years ago that plugs in over the 7-way trailer hookup cord. I found out now that I have the Landmark that it will not work with the led lights because it doesn't pull anough current.

 

[porthole]

Try a "light duty "flasher.

Heavy duty flashers are usually metal cased and the light duty plastic cased.

 

[Two Hands]

Porthold it sure wasn't your fault. I should have done some research before signing up. Anyway, the administrator notified me that I had been unsubscribed and I have not gotten any more emails.