Originally Posted by rich1340
(Post 1985112)
I did something similar. I included it with the rest of my stuff in my switch box. It also controls my winch, rock lights, and turns off my abs/esp. I'm getting ready to redo it and go wireless with all of it.
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That's a good question. I will let you know when I figure it out. I've been experimenting with RC circuit boards for a while. I've got a utility truck and I put 12v actuators on all of the tool box doors and made them remotely operated. This will be tougher but doable.
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Originally Posted by rich1340
(Post 1985274)
That's a good question. I will let you know when I figure it out. I've been experimenting with RC circuit boards for a while. I've got a utility truck and I put 12v actuators on all of the tool box doors and made them remotely operated. This will be tougher but doable.
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awesome write up... great job.:thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Hint taken. Ill be sure to do a write up. I like your relay idea. I didn't even think about that. I thought it was a non issue because its usually in the garage. But I have left it outside doorless before. Never gave it second thought. I did worry about someone pushing my winch in button when its already spooled up tight.
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Bump:cool:
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Excellent Write up
That is a beautiful job. Have seen other similar mods with individual switches. I like the rocker idea as I too have double garage doors and don't want to lose the ability to open the other door if I need to.
I'm not necessarily worried about the opener not working without power... so I guess I could forgo the steps with the relay and just wire up the rocker switch straight up and get the same results? Thanks for a nice job |
Originally Posted by JKRubi10
(Post 2148144)
That is a beautiful job. Have seen other similar mods with individual switches. I like the rocker idea as I too have double garage doors and don't want to lose the ability to open the other door if I need to.
I'm not necessarily worried about the opener not working without power... so I guess I could forgo the steps with the relay and just wire up the rocker switch straight up and get the same results? Thanks for a nice job |
Originally Posted by davegus
(Post 2148398)
Yup - you can skip the relay and just wire the common directly back to the switch PCB, and it should work just fine (all the time :) ). Thanks for the nice feedback.
Now I just have to pop off the panel, drill some holes and do a little soldering.... Thanks again! :thumbsup: |
I don't even have a garage, let alone a house and I want to do this. O well, some day!
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