2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 5:52 am
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Re: 2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 5:02 pm
Well now, that is quite effective.
Re: 2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto
Posted: Thu Jul 02, 2009 11:38 am
looks nice. Now what's in the Dodge?
Re: 2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 8:00 am
Very nice Install, both inside and outside the vehicle.
What's the low band for?
What's the low band for?
Re: 2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 8:46 am
Not bad.. Though the NTHSA doen't recommend that the 3rd brake light flash in any way other than for braking. I like the new LED hideaways over strobe..
Re: 2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 1:08 pm
The third brakre light will stay solid when you apply the brake however. I used the stock LED module in the assembly and just added oposing diodes to protect the circuts. I just tinted the windows today, Ill get more pics later when its not raining out. Also added Amber LEDs hidden in the back strip along the top of the window.
Dodge only has UHF Astro Spectra and Vertex 2m mobile. Ill post later as well. That one was a very custom install.
Mike Lowband is the GM300/Maxtrac that is on 6 meters. I like the gm300 face better than the maxtrac face.
Jeff
Dodge only has UHF Astro Spectra and Vertex 2m mobile. Ill post later as well. That one was a very custom install.
Mike Lowband is the GM300/Maxtrac that is on 6 meters. I like the gm300 face better than the maxtrac face.
Jeff
Re: 2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto ETC
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 4:25 pm
UPDATE 7-4-09
Happy Independence day everyone! Spent yesterday tinting and today washing, color waxing and picture taking.
Heres the LED-strobes all done with the ambers hidden up under headliner
Heres the Dodge for the person that asked...custom install into exsisting console without damaging anything so that it cant be put back to stock. No one would know any radio was ever in there. Flip the stock armrest down and it basically hides everything.
Happy Independence day everyone! Spent yesterday tinting and today washing, color waxing and picture taking.
Heres the LED-strobes all done with the ambers hidden up under headliner
Heres the Dodge for the person that asked...custom install into exsisting console without damaging anything so that it cant be put back to stock. No one would know any radio was ever in there. Flip the stock armrest down and it basically hides everything.
Re: 2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 4:52 pm
Car looks good. I am always looking for ideas on dodge trucks. I never even thought to do what you did. I have a 3500 with the 6spd manual so that give me some ideas to mount more. Currently I have my O5 head in the space below the air/heating controls.
Re: 2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 5:15 pm
Looks great. Those are all HAW leds?
Re: 2006 Impala Install pix with Jotto
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 7:56 pm
LED HAW are in the reverse and tail lights. The stock LED array in the third brake light is used with the brake hooked to a diode and the feed from a led flasher hooked to a diode so the 2 circuts stay isolated from one another. It will light solid on with brake and flash when brakes are off. Able 2 leds in the window.
Truck was a challenge for sure however ya have 2 choices, removing the entire console and armreast storage box for a troy or doing what I did. Little craft work with a hole and jig saw but it came out nice and everything will bolt right back in when its time for it to come out. I like you used the "cubby hole" below the heater for a radio. That is where the scanner used to be that is now in the Impala. You could even almost flush mount the remote head between the seats in your case. I just chose not to have more cable and crap balled up in there for a remote kit. Besides I cant do that with that Vertex mobile and it would have looked weird. Before I had the Vertex I had a VHF Astro Saber convert a com mounted where the vertex is. That fit, but it was tight.
Truck was a challenge for sure however ya have 2 choices, removing the entire console and armreast storage box for a troy or doing what I did. Little craft work with a hole and jig saw but it came out nice and everything will bolt right back in when its time for it to come out. I like you used the "cubby hole" below the heater for a radio. That is where the scanner used to be that is now in the Impala. You could even almost flush mount the remote head between the seats in your case. I just chose not to have more cable and crap balled up in there for a remote kit. Besides I cant do that with that Vertex mobile and it would have looked weird. Before I had the Vertex I had a VHF Astro Saber convert a com mounted where the vertex is. That fit, but it was tight.