Gamiviti 200 series products & solutions (1 Viewer)

[greynolds]

I'm on the fence for the Lowrider or Front Gauge version and it somewhat depends on what the final production versions look like. The prototype Lowrider version doesn't look fully finished on the front edge (the edge closest to the screen that will be the most visible), so I'd like to see what the production version looks like. The Front Gauge version will also provide a useful place to mount some things like USB chargers and the external microphone for something like the EC Offroad Android CarPlay unit.

I had something similar to the Front Gauge version on my 1995 Land Rover Discovery from The Department of the Interior in Australia years ago that I mounted a CB in. It worked really well and didn't cause any visibility issues at all. IIRC, that product was made of wood and it was covered with leather / vinyl that matched the Discovery's interior.

 

[outlaw4shrt]

I'm in for a LX570 low version if you are able to make one!

 

[scott johnson]

I'm digging the flat version if you end up making one for the '08

 

[tys4x4]

Also in for an LX570 version. Take my money!

 

[MiggyAB]

In for a 2011 LC if that happens! Love the innovation and options. About to order a rack, as well. Thanks!

 

[Broncobroke]

Sign me up for a low rider, 2011 lx. That is awesome.

 

[nakman]

Gang, appreciate the patience here. Finally have stock of the newest version for the 2016+ Land Cruiser. I think we got the fit just right, am pretty pumped with how this looks installed. You tell me...

 

[customcruiser]

Looks great!!

ready for the 08-15 version

 

[nakman]

Looks great!!

ready for the 08-15 version

Coming! I have my first samples in, and didn't quite nail it on the fit... am able to make it work with some trimming, but need to trim up the CAD file and get another couple on order. Hoping I do better next round, figure another few weeks and I'll have them also. Will get a pic posted of this installed on a 2008 as soon as I get my hands on one..

 

[BlackMammoth]

I like the low profile version!

 

[nakman]

I also decided to go a different direction on the higher profile, gauge version. Sensing from all the feedback I've already received, it quickly became apparent that I couldn't design just 1 version that satisfies everyone relative to number and type of switches, gauges, etc. So instead I developed some custom enclosures for the switches and socket-sized gauges and had them 3D printed. They mount up using the same 2" hole pattern as those flat USB chargers, so the most you'd need to do is maybe drill another hole for wires beneath them... I've already got that baked into the next file though.

So one of these will hold a single socket gauge. I'm going to use mine to look at battery voltage:

And the other one will hold 2 of those switches from Air Onboard... which I believe our the standard for our 200's. I will use the one labeled "power" to toggle on/off the negative feed to the battery voltage gauge, the other switch doesn't have a purpose yet, just filling a hole. I could also shove a blank in there, but I already had the extra switch.

So again these just bolt to the top surface wherever you want.

 

[nakman]

And the last little innovation for the newer versions will be a hole pattern for the 9" GearTrac from Yak Attack. these things are only like $12 and they hold the sliding Ram mounts perfectly.. just another mount option if you don't want to mess with the individual bases.

Credit goes to @yonah for giving me that idea, thanks Steve. So if you are a super early adopter you may need to drill a couple holes to make this bolt up, but on all future versions there will be holes in there for this, and the track will also make it so you don't see all those other Ram mount holes when the track is installed. here's the track:
Amazon product ASIN B078PRJR45

 

[gasman4u]

And the last little innovation for the newer versions will be a hole pattern for the 9" GearTrac from Yak Attack. these things are only like $12 and they hold the sliding Ram mounts perfectly.. just another mount option if you don't want to mess with the individual bases.

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Credit goes to @yonah for giving me that idea, thanks Steve. So if you are a super early adopter you may need to drill a couple holes to make this bolt up, but on all future versions there will be holes in there for this, and the track will also make it so you don't see all those other Ram mount holes when the track is installed. here's the track:
Amazon product ASIN B078PRJR45

That mount actually looks cleaner than the track option from RAM mount.

 

[grinchy]

Looks great. Based on what you have learned regarding stock panels/attachment points @nakman is there going to be a variant for this dashboard (2009 LX570 pictured).

 

[nakman]

Looks great. Based on what you have learned regarding stock panels/attachment points @nakman is there going to be a variant for this dashboard (2009 LX570 pictured).

Yup, another variant indeed. I'm working on the 2016+ LX version currently, which is also different, and will prototype that along with my next rev of the 2008-2015 land cruiser. Once I get those further along, no reason I couldn't also do the earlier LX, it's just last on the list right now.

 

[HSTexan]

Gang, appreciate the patience here. Finally have stock of the newest version for the 2016+ Land Cruiser. I think we got the fit just right, am pretty pumped with how this looks installed. You tell me...

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Are these available? I didn't see them on the site

 

[greynolds]

I also decided to go a different direction on the higher profile, gauge version. Sensing from all the feedback I've already received, it quickly became apparent that I couldn't design just 1 version that satisfies everyone relative to number and type of switches, gauges, etc. So instead I developed some custom enclosures for the switches and socket-sized gauges and had them 3D printed. They mount up using the same 2" hole pattern as those flat USB chargers, so the most you'd need to do is maybe drill another hole for wires beneath them... I've already got that baked into the next file though.

So one of these will hold a single socket gauge. I'm going to use mine to look at battery voltage:

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A variant with no hole would be nice so smaller diameter items can be installed. For example, the microphone that the EC Offroad android / CarPlay unit needs. It does look like filler plates are available though:

Amazon product ASIN B07T6JVP19

 

[nakman]

Are these available? I didn't see them on the site

Yes! for 2016-2021 LC only at this moment... just updated the site. Dashboard Accessory Mounts — Gamiviti - http://www.gamiviti.com/dashboard-accessory-mounts thanks!

 

[linuxgod]

Yup, another variant indeed. I'm working on the 2016+ LX version currently, which is also different, and will prototype that along with my next rev of the 2008-2015 land cruiser. Once I get those further along, no reason I couldn't also do the earlier LX, it's just last on the list right now.

The uber-standardized IT person in me wants to see you design one platform, and then basically a swappable "trim ring/spacer" that would fit between the top of the dash and the bottom of the platform - and maybe screw onto the platform just to secure it. That way you'd have only one design, and it could be used in any vehicle once you model the spacer. I've no idea if this is feasible.

If I hadn't already drilled holes in my top speaker grill to mount a 9" RAM track last summer I'd totally be onboard with your low profile design, btw.

 

[yonah]

And the last little innovation for the newer versions will be a hole pattern for the 9" GearTrac from Yak Attack. these things are only like $12 and they hold the sliding Ram mounts perfectly.. just another mount option if you don't want to mess with the individual bases.

View attachment 2914392

Credit goes to @yonah for giving me that idea, thanks Steve. So if you are a super early adopter you may need to drill a couple holes to make this bolt up, but on all future versions there will be holes in there for this, and the track will also make it so you don't see all those other Ram mount holes when the track is installed. here's the track:
Amazon product ASIN B078PRJR45

Looks great! Any idea when the track hole pattern will be integrated into the mount?