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08-12-2007 #1
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My new switch panel
I asked everybody which switches they liked, and I ended up going with something that wasn't even on the list. I got a "DSE Vintage Air GEN II controller mount" and cut out a slot for the Moroso switches. I used part of the Moroso Panel to space out the switches evenly. All I have to do now is paint the panel black and get it mounted up. I think it turned out pretty good.
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08-12-2007 #2
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Looks pretty cool to me. How do the switches move? Do they look any different when they are activated? Other than the light coming on?
Jeff
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Here some pics of how they work. The one on the far left is a momentary switch. Sorry they are kinda blurry, had to get in close to show how they really work.
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08-13-2007 #4
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Very nice.
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Great job!
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08-13-2007 #6
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Some of the best looking switches I have seen.
Jeff
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