Bombadier's Switch Panel

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01-19-2007, 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeyB

Hey Mike, would be cool if you created an overhead mount for the switches. Be superhightech, just like them aircraft.

Hmmmm DARPA, so that's where you been getting all that SS.....

MikeyB

But if I made a switch panel that high, the guy in the other lane might see me "adjusting" them!

Aircraft are the first machines I ever worked on... they left a permanent mark.

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Originally Posted by morkable

Where did you get those switches,, I really like them

Kevin

The panel(s) that I made use switches from auto parts stores.

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Originally Posted by wap

Nice work.

How did you hook up the line lock? I have been considering puttin one on mine but have been unsure on how to do it.

Thanks - my plan of attack is too connect the solenoid in-line with the driver's front wheel, with the pressure gauge reading from an aftermarket junction block. The system has an arming switch, activated by the brake switch, and deactivated by the throttle pedal. I like the KISS principle as far as driving technique...

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Originally Posted by Cowboy 6

Holy Crap !! Do you have a mirror ball and a BeeGee's CD to go with that?

What a light show!

That's the general idea... with ~13 aftermarket gauges, almost a dozen switches and a bunch of LEDs, there's a lot going on in the cockpit when the light changes - I don't have time to look at a lot of the items except with my peripheral vision.