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Fatbear5
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1977 P200, 1980 P200
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1977 P200, 1980 P200
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Location: Fresno, CA
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I often forget to turn off the turn signals on my 1980 P200. Is there some sort wireless audio transmitter that I can mount in the headset with speakers that I can mount in my helmet? Either ready-made or DIY would be fine.
almogavar1969
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Lambretta GP200, Vespa P200e, Motovespa do Brasil PX200E
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almogavar1969
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Lambretta GP200, Vespa P200e, Motovespa do Brasil PX200E
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there is a beeper available. I had one thatcame on a P that I bought in late 80s. Its not annoyingly loud and helps remind you to turn off after turns.

Mine was like this and fit inside of headset. There are several others even one that are integrated into flasher units etc.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/121693434878?lpid=82&chn=ps&ul_noapp=true
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I'm finding that I have the same problem. I started using hand signals instead!
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