Knight rider/LED grill mod

Color changing and different patterns in the LED with a wireless control and a jet fighter on/off switch in the cab. Show off your LEDs too! Took a few hours but we'll worth it. Video of LED in link below vvvv
http://youtu.be/VUF277IJEkI

A short screenshot


And the jet fighter style switch

 

They don't look centered in the video.

 

It looks cool but I can see a ticket waiting to happen if you use that while the truck is moving (especially Blue or Red).

 

Do you have info on the light bar and mount that you used? Thanks!

 

X2. It's pretty awesome (I'm a total KR geek) but the off-center throws me.

With a few final tweaks it should be perfect.

 

The geek in me thinks thats pretty cool.... Mostly just to get a reaction (-;

 

I bought the light bar at autozone and had to do some splicing. The mount is temporary right now, because they are twisty ties haha. Here's a link to the one I got.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/ac...D-scanner/_/N-261j?itemIdentifier=112136_0_0_

 

Oh snap!! The local shop has one in stock Now to explain to the wife why I need to spend 60.00 on this

 

Police will pull you over and ask you where you bought it.

It would be cool if it can strobe red and blue or even just white strobe.

The addressable LED strips costs around $10 per meter. Most of the work will be in software to program the light pattern. In case someone is thinking diy.

I think realtruck.com sells something similar, though all the pictures show it installed below the tailgate. It is hooked up to trailer connector and functions as turn signal and backup lights in addition to knight rider chaser light feature

 

I'm sure that would be all that would happen.

 

Didn't get all the features on film but it has green, red, blue, yellow, purple, light blue and white. Also a strobe light

 

Prepare to get pulled over and issued tickets if you use that on the street

 

And possibly arrested if the police can articulate impersonate officer charge

 

It's called a Larson Circuit after Glen A Larson, who liked to use them in his TV shows (see original Battlestar Galactica). You can find the circuit diagram for it on the interwebs.