You where writing to Roy Witt;
> The same trick works on the speedometer hi beam indicator; that bulb 
> too glows a bit dimmer with a diode in the line from the headlite 
> switch -which i didn't show- and then gets brighter with the feed 
> from a three prong flasher. 
Now thats a novel approach to the dash signal indicator. =-)
However, I'd be inclinded to utilize a separate flasher indicator light
tied to a regular two prong flashers output leg.
A question does arrise about using the highbeam indicator;
-how do you get it to blink? Your flasher makes/breaks a 12 volt source. The
highbeam light is fed 12 volts from the headlight switch. You can't light a
light with 12volts on both sides. You need to ground one end or the other.
And doing that, you either have a highbeam indicator, or you get a flahser
indicator but not both. 
I do like the blinken method though. =)
Alex.
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