Re: [ST] Re: Warming up an engine

[Ben Snyder <bensnyder@xxxxxxxxx>]

If the sensor is a 'loop detector' like used in many
traffic signals in the US, and I bet it is, this
little product below might help you out (pun intended)
when dealing with that pesky gate.

http://www.greenlighttrigger.com/

It might also help if you've had troubles getting
traffic light to detect your bike.

Basically, these detectors use an inductive loop and
measure change in inductance to know whether or not
there's a vehicle present.  Most modern bikes lack
enough ferrous metal to register on these detectors,
but this sucker is powerful enough magnet to set it
off.

I dont sell these things, and I've never used one, but
I've spoken to a few people who have used them and
they say they work.  I'm thinking about buying one,
but I've not gotten stuck at a light enough times to
make it feel like a necessity.



> I also have to take the long way
> out of the complex
>    as the exit closest won't pick up my bike,
> bastids.
> 
> Has any one else had this problem, except for going
> out the extrance gate,
> this able to use my remote, neither of the exit
> gates pick up my
> bike very well. If I circle around sendor the one
> (far gate) will
> eventually pick up the bike. I know that is a common
> problem. My
> pet peeve, is that the f'n apartment complex dimwits
> won't tell the gate
> maintance peple to up the sensitvity.


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