Military style electrical switch.......
Nov 23, 2003 | 03:52 PM
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Military style electrical switch.......
found this while i was browsing around,..........thought maybe some of you guys might find it useful for some electrical mods
(that is if its even applicable at all to automobile wiring)
http://www.xoxide.com/militaryswitch.html
(that is if its even applicable at all to automobile wiring)
http://www.xoxide.com/militaryswitch.html
Nov 23, 2003 | 03:58 PM
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That is a regular SPST toggle switch with just the "Battle Short" switch cover on it. Seen those at Autozone and Schucks(here in WA) for like $9.99 ea. We have those on some of our military communications gear at work. I would like to have a pair for the "ACC" and "ON" functions and just a PBNO (Push Button Normally Open~Momentary switch) for the start and just eliminate the whole keyed ignition.
Nov 24, 2003 | 07:12 AM
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Originally posted by Tacoma Dude
I'll have to take a photo of mine someday. I use mine for my aux. reverse lights as it would be VERY bad to drive with these on.
I'll have to take a photo of mine someday. I use mine for my aux. reverse lights as it would be VERY bad to drive with these on.
Nov 24, 2003 | 09:56 AM
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I will hopefully get a photo up soon.
Now, now Christian... we all know that the best thing to do is just move out of the way of tailgaters, right?
No, I'll admit I have used these before but either to
A) inform the person behind me that they have their highbeams on
B) tailgater protection only when slowing down hasn't worked. A blind tailgater is somewhat worse than a fully-functioning one
Now, now Christian... we all know that the best thing to do is just move out of the way of tailgaters, right?
No, I'll admit I have used these before but either to
A) inform the person behind me that they have their highbeams on
B) tailgater protection only when slowing down hasn't worked. A blind tailgater is somewhat worse than a fully-functioning one
Nov 24, 2003 | 10:04 AM
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Originally posted by Tacoma Dude
B) tailgater protection only when slowing down hasn't worked. A blind tailgater is somewhat worse than a fully-functioning one
B) tailgater protection only when slowing down hasn't worked. A blind tailgater is somewhat worse than a fully-functioning one
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Nov 24, 2003 | 12:35 PM
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Wow. That is pretty cool. I would love to be able to blind some tailgater silly. But, if I mounted my lights under the bumper, they would certainly be totalled the first time I go wheeling after installing them. They would certainly kill my already bad departure angle.
Nov 24, 2003 | 12:50 PM
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Actually, there are teeth that hold them in their position and with the use of a couple wingnuts I can relatively easily adjust them to be folded up or let down...
still kills the angle but I'm not preparing to do any rock climbing with my Prerunner anytime soon.
I'll prolly lose the whole thing eventually - when I find something more practical... for now, I don't mind having it there
still kills the angle but I'm not preparing to do any rock climbing with my Prerunner anytime soon.
I'll prolly lose the whole thing eventually - when I find something more practical... for now, I don't mind having it there
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