DomeRock Module for Courtesy Rock Lights V4 by DSIM Solutions

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4 Claimed. 2 left for grabs.

 

Thanks Loudog
I figured it out lol!!!

 

Plan on building these tonight for shipment hopefully tomorrow. Would like to ship the whole batch at once, save me a trip to the post office.

2 left. Any takers?

 

1 LEFT. Who wants it?

 

bump. still 1 left.

 

bump again. 1 left. I am shipping the others lunch time today. If you are interested and pull the trigger, it will be in the mail within the next 3 hours.

 

Shipped out 5. Will be PM'ing tracking numbers shortly.

Still 1 available.

 

Hmmmm

 

Had 2 people PM me. But no payment yet. The last one is done and packaged, will be shipped at lunchtime for whoever claims it.

 

Bump still one left

 

bump.

 

Batch 6 SOLD OUT.

Batch 7 TBD.

 

Heads up folks... I'm working on a little somethin somethin for Gen 2.

 

Prototype build, still got a few things to iron out.

But ultimately same functionality in a smaller cleaner package.

 

I want one!

 

I have got the prototype done. Going to install in my rig this week so I can test it before offering to the TW folks. Want to make sure any issues are stomped out before they make it to the real world.

Stay tuned.

 

So i could use this to power similar lights inside my ARE shell.... i have been thinking of running a prop switch so they come on when i open the hatch, but i like this better based on functionality. Is there an Amp draw limit for this setup? I am in for Gen 2/Batch 7!

 

The amp draw is actually what I am trying to calculate now. The relay used is a 10A, downgraded from a 30A/40A in the first version. Did this to get the smaller form factor and to get on the PCB platform. For normal rock lights and smaller LED lights this is just fine. May potentially up it to a 20A relay depending on cost. Trying to keep the cost the same as the first gen, but we will see what makes sense.

Problem I am having is the quick connector harness I want to use is a very small gauge wire. Need to make sure it can handle the current and at the very least limit it with a fuse to prevent any hazards. Really want to make sure I have it right before I get it out to TW family.

For the larger draw items I can always make up one of the old harnesses. For normal applications (rock lights, led strips, etc) the new version will be fine. Just need to do the due diligence and make sure its good to go first with a clear max wattage rating.

 

Gotcha, I had originally wanted to use a set up like this to activate “scene” lights mounted to the exterior of my shell rack. But if wire gauge is an issue I may just have to go with a stand-alone remote unit for those. Either way, for what you designed this for it will work great. Still want a setup for my interior lights.