Seeking 2nd gen+ GS for prototype/sponsorship
11-03-04, 10:54 PM
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Seeking 2nd gen+ GS for prototype/sponsorship
Hey guys! We are actively seeking any 2nd gen + GS for volunteer prototype sponsorship. We'll need you to remove your speedo assembly gauge cluster and ship to us for one week for study and design. Once we design the pure white led and/or cold cathode backlighting for the cluster, it will be built and reshipped to you for prototype feedback. It is yours to keep.
If anyone is interested please post up. We need only one volunteer.
PS- we prefer a volunteer with a voltmeter that is capable of taking voltage polarity readings off the bulbs, but it is not absolutely required.
If anyone is interested please post up. We need only one volunteer.
PS- we prefer a volunteer with a voltmeter that is capable of taking voltage polarity readings off the bulbs, but it is not absolutely required.
11-23-04, 10:06 PM
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Prototype cluster that was scheduled has backed out. PLEASE send one in, and i need a volunteer with a voltmeter to measure the bulbs voltage polarity.
11-23-04, 10:19 PM
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Originally posted by Shyne
you are going to attempt to take apart the guages and you don't have a voltage meter in your shop??? how easy is this project going to be???
you are going to attempt to take apart the guages and you don't have a voltage meter in your shop??? how easy is this project going to be???
11-23-04, 10:58 PM
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Originally posted by Shyne
you are going to attempt to take apart the guages and you don't have a voltage meter in your shop??? how easy is this project going to be???
you are going to attempt to take apart the guages and you don't have a voltage meter in your shop??? how easy is this project going to be???
How hard? Judging by what i have seen extremely hard, but do-able
I need these contacts probed to determine which is positive and which is negative.
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