Expedition Master I
- 5,079
- First Name
- Drew
- Last Name
- Hawley
- Member #
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1537
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- WRBZ674
- Service Branch
- USN veteran
Got around to finishing my versatile roof lighting project. For lights I went back to Black Oak and picked up 2 of their scene light cubes. A couple parts from RAM and the mounts already pictured above means I can throw light wherever I need it. The scene lights are awesome for area lighting so whether I’m setting up camp at night or feel the need for more light on the trails this project ticks all the boxes.
My power point is docked out of sight in a water tight cap when not in use. With a Y splitter I’m able to run 1 or 2 lights depending on the situation.
Light test. This is the only light used in the next picture.
I couldn’t be happier with the performance. They’re obviously bright but without any real hot spots. This is run through my Switch Pros panel which means I can turn these on and off outside the vehicle with my phone if I feel like it.
On to finishing the next projects. I’ll be making a new setup for my iPad and inReach in the coming week or so and hopefully my transmission mount insert later today before it’s back to work...
My power point is docked out of sight in a water tight cap when not in use. With a Y splitter I’m able to run 1 or 2 lights depending on the situation.
Light test. This is the only light used in the next picture.
I couldn’t be happier with the performance. They’re obviously bright but without any real hot spots. This is run through my Switch Pros panel which means I can turn these on and off outside the vehicle with my phone if I feel like it.
On to finishing the next projects. I’ll be making a new setup for my iPad and inReach in the coming week or so and hopefully my transmission mount insert later today before it’s back to work...
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