Motorists who use their cars for business, and perhaps havo to leave them in rather poor neighbourhoods at times, aro often troubled by interfering children for whom the horn switch has a magnetic attraction. It is easv to defeat these youngsters, however, by fitting an additional switch in the horn circuit. A small tumbler switch is eminently suitable for the purpose, and can be fitted behind the faciaboard or in some other position where it can readilv be reached by the driver, but is out of tho wav of meddlesome fingers. The horn can then be permanently switched off when the car is left.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19971, 4 July 1930, Page 20
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