My new ash tray switch panel
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My new ash tray switch panel
Hey guys. I have made these a few times in the past, first from a plastic sheet, then from aluminum. Well I decided to re-do it again this time with all the bells and whistles. Here is what I have.
I will be using 3 digit 7 segment displays to show water and oil temp. The display button will turn on the temperature displays and the two fan buttons of course turn on the fans.
I will be using 3 digit 7 segment displays to show water and oil temp. The display button will turn on the temperature displays and the two fan buttons of course turn on the fans.
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Re: My new ash tray switch panel
Not yet. It will probably be a few weeks as I need to sort out the seven segment displays.
Here is my current setup installed. I will be using similar switches for this new panel.
Here is my current setup installed. I will be using similar switches for this new panel.
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That will be really nice man. What are you going to do with the one in the pic? wanna sell it?
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me too. i like both set-ups you got going on and the nice little red rings look cool.
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http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...51b1c9ef6b209e
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are those the same switches that people use on personal computers??
you just gave me so many ideas for my interior lol
edit just saw that they are LATCHING ON/OFF Vandal switches
nice work
you just gave me so many ideas for my interior lol
edit just saw that they are LATCHING ON/OFF Vandal switches
nice work
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Where do you buy those red ringed switches? Those are awesome...must have
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Yeah the switches are neat. My new switches will be the same except in blue I think to match my 7 segments displays and my head unit. Switches can be found here:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...51b1c9ef6b209e
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...51b1c9ef6b209e
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man that looks great when its all said and done will you be selling them ? and will you put up how to wire it all up ?
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Re: My new ash tray switch panel
Instead of buying computer switches, I bought these Oracle flush LED switches.
Oracle makes some amazing stuff.
http://www.automotivelightstore.com/...ingSwitch.aspx
Oracle makes some amazing stuff.
http://www.automotivelightstore.com/...ingSwitch.aspx
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Re: My new ash tray switch panel
Instead of buying computer switches, I bought these Oracle flush LED switches.
Oracle makes some amazing stuff.
http://www.automotivelightstore.com/...ingSwitch.aspx
Oracle makes some amazing stuff.
http://www.automotivelightstore.com/...ingSwitch.aspx
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Mine is really specific for my car, so the wiring will be totally different for anyone elses car. I could make them in any configuration you want though.
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very slick setup, great job. as a part time computer nerd, i've always been a fan of those switches too
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I would love to see a pic of the finished/installed panel. I wonder if he ever completed this project.
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No I still don't have it installed. Car is down for the winter so I hope to get them complete soon. Only thing I am waiting for is my computer buddy to finish modifying the circuit boards on the Dakota controllers.
Wiring is not challenging on the switches. Just have to have a basic understanding of electricity.
Wiring is not challenging on the switches. Just have to have a basic understanding of electricity.
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WOW that panel looks amazing man
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Hi, was looking thru some threads and found this one. Was wondering how the ashtray project went. Also, saw your shifter *** and wanted to show you one I picked up from Speed Dawg in Maryland. I think the one in the pic is using the 4th gen font, I had it exchanged for 3rd gen font and it looks cool. Hope you have a great Memorial Day weekend.. be safe Stone
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