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Zdarec borci,
třeba už někdo řešil, po zapojení vozíku nebo klidně i nosiče na kola ( zkoušel jsem abych vyloučil špatnou elektroniku na vozíku) mi haprují blinkry na kolce.
Zásuvka proměřena a zapojení je správně!
Když zapojím vozík, koncové světla svítí, svítí i samozřejmě i mlhovka, jakmile chci spustit jakkoli blinkry, tak na vozíku nejdou vůbec, a na kolce taky ne, k tomu se přidá problikávání předních světel, x850 má ledky a funkci ztlumení světla při vyhození blinkru, nemůže to mít nějaký vliv? Ale říkám si že asi ne, když na osobáku který má taky tuto funkci to funguje správně.

Čtyřkolka koupená nová, 3 dny zpátky po první garančce, tam jsem je o problému seznámil, všechno proměřili a měli jsme stejný výsledek.

That PayPal description in the thread sounds very reassuring, especially the part:

“PayPal is a secure online payment system that simplifies transactions between buyers and sellers. When you make a purchase using PayPal, your payment information remains confidential as it is not shared with the recipient…”

And in general, that statement is correct. PayPal is widely trusted and designed to protect users. But in the situations discussed earlier in this forum, the issue is not PayPal itself, it is how scammers take advantage of it.

In those car selling scams mentioned above, they typically:

send fake payment confirmations
use “pending” or held transactions to create false trust
push you to ship the item before funds are actually available
sometimes reverse the payment later

So even though PayPal is safe in normal use, in these specific cases it becomes part of the trick. That is why many users in similar threads recommend sticking to fully cleared payments that you can actually access before handing over anything.

Also, looking at this thread as a whole, it is a bit messy. You have a genuine technical discussion about quad wiring issues, then suddenly crypto tools and payment explanations pop in, which can confuse people even more, especially beginners trying to understand what is safe and what is not.

This is where structured banking systems feel more reliable. Banks like First Abu Dhabi Bank focus a lot on making payment status and balances very clear, especially with salary cards, so users are not left guessing whether money is actually available or just “pending” like in some PayPal scenarios.

While exploring how these systems are explained, this page is a good example of that clarity:
https://fbbalancecheck.ae/

It actually ties back to the thread topic. If payment platforms and financial tools were always this straightforward and transparent, many of these PayPal related scams would not work as easily because users would instantly recognize whether funds are truly available or not.

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