Pioneer II
- 8,178
- First Name
- DALE
- Last Name
- FOLLETTE
- Member #
-
23055
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7JDA
- Service Branch
- US Army CWO (Ret)
Enthusiast I
Thank you! It has slowly been getting some mods. I am excited to get it out west
Protector II
- 8,868
- First Name
- Dave
- Last Name
- Addington
- Member #
-
10123
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KN6BKH
Pioneer II
- 8,178
- First Name
- DALE
- Last Name
- FOLLETTE
- Member #
-
23055
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7JDA
- Service Branch
- US Army CWO (Ret)
Protector II
- 8,868
- First Name
- Dave
- Last Name
- Addington
- Member #
-
10123
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KN6BKH
I used a dimmable waterproof switch because it is camping after all and I don’t want to blast too much light sometimes!
Inventor I
- 3,886
- First Name
- Dave
- Last Name
- Zimmer
- Member #
-
30139
- Service Branch
- USN (ret)
Protector II
- 8,868
- First Name
- Dave
- Last Name
- Addington
- Member #
-
10123
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KN6BKH
These LED‘s are a warm glow and they are placed close together so that it looks like a continuous bar of light as opposed to dots of lights if that makes sense.
TUNICHX COB LED Strip Light DC 12V LED Strip Light Flexible Super Bright LED Strips,16.4ft 3000K Warm White,CRI 90+,2400LEDs High Density Uniform Light fo Home Decor (No Adapter or Controller) https://a.co/d/bXBpMuA
This is the waterproof dimmer I used as well
Mini LED Dimmer Knob with Rotary Control Switch - pwm dimming for 12-24V LEDs, Fully Waterproof, dim up to 4.8A at 12V or 2.4A at 24V: car Automotive, Marine, Low Voltage Under Cabinet Lights https://a.co/d/gveNEb9
Last edited:
Pioneer II
- 8,178
- First Name
- DALE
- Last Name
- FOLLETTE
- Member #
-
23055
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7JDA
- Service Branch
- US Army CWO (Ret)
thank you. I did RGB LEDs on mine… very very cheap. They are ok. But was looking for something better. Since for some reason after a few uses not all strips stay the same color. I like yellow at night and dimmed blue for hanging out
My '66 VW at Coronado Heights in Kansas a couple of weeks ago. It made the 2000-mile round trip from Wisconsin to Kansas and back without issue.
The VW in central Kansas.
The VW in central Kansas.
@slowlane People are always like, "It's got 200,000 miles on it, what makes you think it has much life left?"
I'm always like, "It's got 200,000 miles on it, what makes you think this is going to be the time?"
I'm always like, "It's got 200,000 miles on it, what makes you think this is going to be the time?"
Pathfinder III
- 2,019
- First Name
- Jordan
- Last Name
- Watson
- Member #
-
22943
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KD9YQP
Off-Road Ranger II
Pioneer II
- 8,178
- First Name
- DALE
- Last Name
- FOLLETTE
- Member #
-
23055
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7JDA
- Service Branch
- US Army CWO (Ret)
I've put 105,000 miles on my VW since I rebuilt it, which is getting up there for a car from the 1960's. It still runs strong and shows little sign of wearing out. I have no doubt it'll still take me wherever I plan on going in it. I do hope that when the VW finally gives up though, it is nice enough to do it close to home.
Expedition Master III
- 10,785
- First Name
- Ethan
- Last Name
- Newago
- Member #
-
30968
- Service Branch
- US Army
Haven't started working on my bed storage yet, but took the new Canyon off the pavement for the first time to get a feel for it so far.
