Does this model flash when the brake is applied?
1951246
no.if u want your brake light to flash don't buy this use what u have and buy a brake controller called back OFF from Kuryakyu.com or jpcycles.com find it on this site also.Even talk to tech he will walk u threw the Install.
1951247
No, it just provides as much brighter light. If you want your brake lights to flash, you'll need a special brake light module for that. I'm pretty sure Harley Davidson sells them.
420087
It doesn't flash, but the LEDs light up red when the motion sensor is activated, but it's not like a bright flash. There's other cameras available where it's advertised, black LEDs, those aren't supposed to light up when activated.
1290592
No it doesn't. It beeps faster as the target torque is approached and also flashes different color led's.
387597
Yes, brake lights should come on when brake is applied. Signals should also come on when used. Whenever your lights are turned on these lights should stay on. There may be something going on if you have a newer vehicle with automatic daytime running lights. Check your owner's manual for more info.
395406
Hi there, no it does not; but all the pictures that I have taken to this point (inside & outside) have been exceptional as far as lighting goes. I just always open the flash mechanism when I turn the camera on so if I need a flash it will flash. Hope this helps!
219430
No. I have never heard of one that does. The actually brakes are what have a spring in them
1822746
yes it does. it is similar to other less sophisticated brake controllers when you hit the manual override. it is a slider switch and the further you slide it the closer to the max you have the controller set for it will get. after all the use of this controller I have I am still not totally happy with it. I find myself using the manual override a lot to make the brakes hit harder than the controller ever seems to grab.
340849
No, I think not. Turn signals rely on incandescent bulbs to flash at the correct rate, but brake lamps are modulated differently here ... by an electronic circuit which is not dependent on resistance through the bulbs, but instead is self-regulated by the circuit itself. I have a brake modulator on one of my motorcycles with LED tail lamps and, if anything, they enhance the flashing because of their shorter illumination/decay times. They will flash faster and go completely off between flashes whereas a bulb will only appear to pulse bright-to-dim-to-bright repeatedly in a dull display. Go for it!
1304509
Although you can just ground the brake wire, I have heard that you will not be able to perform firmware updates as well as a couple of other features. The unit itself somehow detects this, and the MicroBypass is supposed to fool the unit into thinking that the brake is on.
1748183
Yes everything starts moving and each piston lights up when it should spark. I own a 1970 Jeep I built this to get a better understanding of my engine.
1506321
YES. The controller I received with this kit does have regenerative braking. When you first pull the brake lever, you can feel the regen braking kick in.
817434
It will flash once and freeze the action .. it is not a strobe that continuously flashes
846203
The third brake light needs to be wired directly to the brake light switch for constant on/off. If the 3rd light is flashing then it's wired to the brake light circuit after the turn signal switch. In some cases the brake lights and turn signals use the same bulbs/circuit.
61908
Yes it flashes when you press the button. Even more its a ETTL flash. What means you can use it in automatic or manual mode.
131818
Yeah there is a light that flashes when its in use. It would be flashing underneath the colored part. some lights are very annoyingly bright but this one isnt too bright.
681097
It does. I put this set up on a street fighter I built. So far so good. My only complaint is that the wiring could be more robust. Make sure you mount it up well because it will not last with a bunch of flexing or any pinching that can happen. To clarify on the speed sensing, it uses little magnates installed in the front brake rotor and a sensor that reads them. Worked great for me
1901305
To the eye, it appears that there is no delay at all. I have viewed the brakelights in the reflection of a storefront window via my own mirror and it appears instantaneous on the first illumination. As for the tenth of a second, get real; buy the bloody thing and you'll like it!