Garage Opener (433 MHz) + High Beam (Bi-Xenon)

[hbadotti]

Good morning, I've a TX Car, it's a remote control (433 MHz) which you use it in car... You can install it in any fuse, like high beam, horn, etc.... It's your choice.



I always used it in my high beam, so you don't have to horn at 3 a.m. You've a "+" cable which you can connect to a fuse and a "-" cabble direcly to battery or anyother ground spot.


The problem is, my headlight is Adaptative Bi-Xenon, then I don't have an exclusive wire for high beam, I got only signal wire (which I don't know if it's 5v or 12v) which sends only a small pulse to the headlight module.


Anyone have ever installed a TX Car (garage opener) in a adaptive headlight? I googled for this, but didn't find anything!

[jaykaybimmerguy]

My question is why?

[hbadotti]

Originally Posted by jaykaybimmerguy

My question is why?

If you try to think for a minute,

- Your car controller will never run out of battery
- You won't loose signal range because of battery
- You'll have a stronger signal because car works with 13-14v
- You'll never forget your controller in home, because it'll be always inside your car
- You can open your garage door with 2 hands on steering wheel
- I want it


That's enough?