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Thanks kastein! Now on my list of things to do this weekend. I like the small, extremely useful stuff like this. I get a lot of satisfaction from these types of safety mods. :D

Thank you both Recovry4x4 and Bjorn That first diagram is indeed simple enough (and I hope it follows the thread topic of safety) - but one final question please... Obviously I want to use a 24V diode, but what amp rating is recommended? I presume it is very low? Again, thank you!

I've searched threads for quite a while trying to see how you would wire signals to the low air buzzer to no avail. Either I am using the wrong keywords or something. Is this a simple task? I presume it is? I'd really like to set mine up like that. Thanks

Oh I almost forgot!!! Rolled by a yard sale and spied some ammo cans. I have plenty of those but thought if they have cans, maybe they have something else I need. I didn't see anything so I asked the lady if she had any military items. She said "I think there is something over there" and...

Bought the TSC magnetic light. Takes (4) AA batteries. Sticks good, but I think I'll add a simple safety tether just for good measure. Would hate the fact of it coming off and hitting someones windshield more than losing it. Picture on left is what you'll see in the store. I found it over in...

Heck, the online product description doesn't say. I'm kinda hoping it is battery operated so no wires! I'll let you know after I get back from TSC. I have a DC Power Inverter mounted in the cab - so I have plenty of 12V power circuits, but again - I'd rather be wireless. I haven't figured out...

Around here - NIGHT TIME is the worst - even on secondary roads. After two near misses (idiots from the rear) on the Interstate (I-81) I avoid driving on it even in daylight. Speed limit is 70 MPH and most are running 75-80 MPH and I am shocked at the number of people I see texting and driving...