amff27

I like the way they are positioned. Looks like it covers everything

JPSquad

Cool mod! Reminds me of the submarine movies. Just add a snorkel and you're good to go.

TJ2JK

If your LEDs burn out, it may be bacause they didn't have integrated current limiting resistors. LEDs are made to operate between 2-5VDC w/o current limiting. When you hook them up to a +12VDC (up to 13.8V when driving - alternator charging), they exceed their current rating. Either buy LED's with built-in resistors and a rating for up to 15V, OR, add a 10K-Ohm, 1/8W resistor in-series with one of the LED legs. I've been using LEDs for switch indicator lights for years with no problems, and I buy the cheap ones w/o resistors at Radio Shack....in whatever color I need. I do like the idea of using them to illuminate the window controls, and also need some for illuminating my driving and rock light switches mounted in the panel by the shifter.
Hope this helps.....and I got some nice ideas from this thread.

Dr.McNinja

If you buy the "ricer" kits at Advance Auto/Auto Zone/O'Reilly's, they come with resistors already wired in. I think they ended up being 8 or 10 bucks for a 4 pack at the auto store, but you can buy them online for cheaper. I tend to like to touch things before I buy them, however. Just be sure you buy them all from the same company, as all reds are not the same, and if you have two side by side that are different, it looks odd.
Or you can do the radio shack thing. I bought my red fighter pilot switch from there.

highoctane

In in NVG enviroment yes. Unaided red is best. Aircraft that fly unaided at night use red cockpit lighting.

Hachuky

Mennn! Esas luces rojan parecen un burdel!!!!!!!!!!

Pana! Those red lights looks like a house for be@tches!!! You know....

The_Yeti

Where did you get the Red LED Dome light?

twistedthrottle

bow chicka bow wow

Dr.McNinja

Bought it on eBay. It's really not very bright, but I didn't want to do the modification for the large LED panels. But there are ways to do that.

The_Yeti

Would you happen to have a link or part number?