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I have a cheap bell that takes small batteries but wired it to a traditional old fashioned bell push on the door rather than the use the plastic rubbish it came with. It works ok.

Older daughter has a plug-in wireless ringer where the button has a little battery in it and you plug in the ringer to a plug socket werever you want it (and choose the ring tone). This system also allows you...

Those of us on the equator need it sideways.

If you want an AP Caparo (now ‘920 Engineering’, was AP, AP Lockheed, Lockheed Girling, Girling) manufactured 3/4 inch dual bore combined clutch and brake master cylinder - Unipart Part Number GMC112 - David Manners is worth trying to see they have in stock as well as Power Track Braking (Paul Hunt). I got mine from David Manners a few years back.

See: https://abingdonmgparts.co.uk/ap-...

I had a Wickes IIRC wireless door bell but replaced that with a Friedland wireless one. The Friedland bell/flasher plugs into the mains and the range is greater than the previous one so I have a 2nd bell unit in the workshop in case I'm out there. There is a battery in the door push button but it's still going after 10 years.

Batteries?

Tranny and a bell. Never used anything else, never would.

Although these new video systems that recird every mush outside 360 degrees might be worth having. But 600 quid? Sod that. Get a big brass or cast iron knocker. Lol

Tony, there is a guy in Melbourne by the name of Kevin Baker who is a gold mine of info on all things Lucas,he stocks old stock Lucas parts. Give him a part number ,and he will rattle of the top of his head what it off.His P# is 0429 465 736.

Another hive request with zero Spridget relevance!
I am fed up with our battery powered doorbell which consumes large old D size batteries at a ridiculous rate and is non working far more often than functional. After a rough 30 year relationship its time to move on.

I see modern doorbells are rather more sophisticated. By which I mean unfathomable, complex and need a modicum of resear...

I ordered a new slave and adapter from MGOC. Arrived today. The slave is correct but adapter is wrong. As usual I have been barking up the wrong tree. I don't need an adapter, I only need a 7/16" tube nut for 3/16" tube. I didn't know such a thing was obtainable, but it is and I have ordered it.

Hi all,
probably muddying the waters, but this is the horn in my YT.
I have brought the loom to the back of the horn then fitted a relay (covered here in plastic shroud.) more or less on the mounting bracket.
The wiring is such that the relay coil is given an active from the horn supply, and returns to earth via the horn push. The relay contacts provide the earth return needed by the...

Hi Les

Have you tried Past Parts for the adapter?