I thought so too...was hoping they'd be so expensive that I wouldn't be tempted...dang...resist resist resist...
Like you'd be able to stop at oneI thought so too...was hoping they'd be so expensive that I wouldn't be tempted...dang...resist resist resist...
Maybe just make a nice remote controlled spot light with one unit...
I see my reputation is going to be greatly exaggeratedLike you'd be able to stop at one
I can see it now,Sids next video...."for my next trick I'm going to light up the whole east coast. lol
No,your reputation precedes you and to think for one minute those gears in your head haven't been working full time since you saw these trying to figure a way to make it work.lmao!I see my reputation is going to be greatly exaggerated
Those aren't bright enough and colorful enough to be Sid....Here comes Sid.....
That's one helluva rig. I'm envious... That lil' touch of red here and there really makes it pop! Great work!Cargo web tie down added...Diamond Back hatches open normally...
No prob.... I also really love that diamond back cover. I saw that when shopping and wasn't sure I could not get a complete open bed with it. Looks like yours stays closed off in middle. Correct? I ended up going with a BAKFlip G2....Thanks John
Yes...the center 6" bridge is clamped to the bed but the hatches can be removed in a minute or the entire assembly taken off about 10 minute...
Can you share more info on how you wired up the Trigger? A relay for vehicle power would be good for this I think, but I'm curious what you did about this.
Scored a Trigger 3001 6 outlet wifi controlled auxiliary power unit one Ebay for $100+ off retail
Only using 2 of the 6 for now...
Also can be controlled via Iphone app through bluetooth to strobe and/or dim
Sure...it's simple...three wire coming out of the unit...red, black, yellow...red goes to positive battery terminal, black goes to negative and yellow is optional...if you aren't afraid of random RF turning on your lights, then connect this to red for always powered...if you like to have the unit armed only when another circuit is on like in my case the marker lights, then connect the yellow to the hot lead of the marker lamp...for that info, please dig back through my project for the wiring process of the DIY Raptor lights
Thanks! I'm not going with the Trigger, it's just too rich for my blood and I don't need all the fancy tech you have!Sure...it's simple...three wire coming out of the unit...red, black, yellow...red goes to positive battery terminal, black goes to negative and yellow is optional...if you aren't afraid of random RF turning on your lights, then connect this to red for always powered...if you like to have the unit armed only when another circuit is on like in my case the marker lights, then connect the yellow to the hot lead of the marker lamp...for that info, please dig back through my project for the wiring process of the DIY Raptor lights
You just wanted to me type a lot ehThanks! I'm not going with the Trigger, it's just too rich for my blood and I don't need all the fancy tech you have!
I just picked up a simple fused distribution box I'm going to wire in. I may have to do a bit of digging, but the marker lights would be a good one.
