how about a Make 6 with the dual USB and instead of a switch a pocket?
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There is a dual usb in that. So you want 4 usbs?
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no, Make 6 V4 - the dual USB/Switch remade to remove the switch and add a storage pocket like the LC has just add the dual USB to the top of it.
A place to put my earbuds/knife
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A place to put my earbuds/knife
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It is doable. The pocket won’t be too deep.
There is only about two inches down there.
Thanks, I'll reach out if I want to go that route
Very impressed on your designs and even more on the speed you have these ready to order!!
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This is DIY project. You still need to fit an inverted in the truck. And then connect to the 120v outlet through this harness.
How about a storage cubby or drawer to fit a phone that would replace the ashtray in the front? Something that would give a bit more space sideways, and not have all the "ashtray specific" stuff? Don't know if this is possible, but I think it might be?
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Something similar with your idea is coming soon.
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For Make 7 V2, I have purchased 20 harnesses for the 120V outlet (85530-35050-C0) from this link. Currently the seller is only selling the harness as a kit with other stuff that you don't need.
The harness:
The harness fits this 120V outlet (85530-35050-C0).
I purchased at $10 each. If you want one with your order on Make 7 V2, I will include it for $10.
The harness:
The harness fits this 120V outlet (85530-35050-C0).
I purchased at $10 each. If you want one with your order on Make 7 V2, I will include it for $10.
It didn't block the mirror, but I could see the bottom of the Scangauge in the mirror when I looked into it. I should have phrased that better. It wasn't much and I usually didnt notice, but wanted to mention it. You mount protrudes more than my makeshift mount did. Probably a personal thing based on height and seat position of the driver though.
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I will try to recess the scangauge more.
@BenCC how large of a piece can you 3D print? I've been wanting to remove my subwoofer enclosure and replace the mesh cover and ashtray panel with a charging/power station: a couple of 120V outlets, a bank of switch holes for USB chargers/switches and a place to mount a battery monitor. The backside would be used for mounting a charge controller and/or inverter.
@BenCC how large of a piece can you 3D print? I've been wanting to remove my subwoofer enclosure and replace the mesh cover and ashtray panel with a charging/power station: a couple of 120V outlets, a bank of switch holes for USB chargers/switches and a place to mount a battery monitor. The backside would be used for mounting a charge controller and/or inverter. With the cover on, it looks stock and I can't bump any components loading the truck.
I did something similar. I removed the subwoofer, attached magnets to the subwoofer cover, mounted a piece of plywood and all my components just inside. I can pull off the cover and see the components as needed. I initially only mounted a power post, and fuse panel, but later added my solar charger controller.
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I will take a look.@BenCC how large of a piece can you 3D print? I've been wanting to remove my subwoofer enclosure and replace the mesh cover and ashtray panel with a charging/power station: a couple of 120V outlets, a bank of switch holes for USB chargers/switches and a place to mount a battery monitor. The backside would be used for mounting a charge controller and/or inverter.
Adding wireless charging capability would be a huge win. A guy on Audizine forum 3D printed a really slick ashtray replacement that simply had a wireless charger attached underneath.