FS-Custom 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 switch plates

@Lots2Learn58

 

Well if this is the case I would really be more interested in a 2x2 vertical deluxe but either way is good by me!

 

Doc.

Everyone wants Deluxe.

America is all about Deluxe.

Cheeseburger Deluxe
Burrito Deluxe
Hot girlfriend Deluxe
Deluxe Edition
Deluxe this, Deluxe that.

 

I'm good with that.

 

OP updated with a few new model CAD drawings.

 

Push button switches are so.... 20th century.
http://numato.com/16-channel-usb-relay-module/

 

To each their own.

 

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interested

 

so how is this used?

 

You plug it in by USB to your car radio, which obviously you upgraded to something that runs Android (because everything from the factory is complete CRAP), then you poke the touchscreen to flip the relays.

 

While that is cool....buttons I can push and make that satisfying "push" or "click" noise is so much cooler.

 

And some like the "factory" look vs. obvious mods.

 

Well, to each his own, I guess some people are impressed by 200 year old technology.

 

Well, if you really want to get into it, relays are a bit old fashioned as well. Might want to look at an S-pod before trying to convince everyone that what you picked is best.

Now can we stop jacking the thread and get back to talking about the OP's awesome switch panels?

 

s-pod is just a touchscreen and same old relays.
You can buy relay blocks in "clicky" and also in SOLID STATE. A solid state relay is, of course, basically a transistor, one big enough to handle a decent load of several amps, whereas a typical LOGIC transistor will only be able to handle a few mA.

 

So smart about electronics and stuff...yet not able to take a hint

 

We get it. You don't like the OEM buttons. Nobody is forcing you to buy what I'm offering. Nobody is saying one is better than the other. We both have said to each their own so at this point we can all agree to disagree and move on.

 

If you don't want to talk about it, then QUIT TALKING.

 

Agree...

So I assume that these are 3D printed and have that kind of matte finish as a result. Have you tried sanding and painting one for a more glossy, factory-level appearance?