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so i have lights and radios to power and needed to make my own power distro board. here it is.

 

Took 3 hours to build from raw materials and it has 5 fused relays that will be switch operated along with 3 direct fused power links for my two radios and an accessory if needed.

 

$350 to buy prebuilt but not designed perfect $125 was my cost of materials. it is better in my eyes with how i made it. when i have everything installed ill take pics

 

(this eliminates the rats nest of wires to battery)

 

 

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      Dave you'd have nails and screws from every contractor stuck to your hood if you did the magnets too.   'No need to go to the hardware store, just look on Daves' hood

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      for anyone who wants to make their own

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      mud puddles hahahaha lights are done, just got to order the hid kits for the top lights.

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    CDP, your under hood gives me hope. Mine lives on construction sites and the under hood is less than pleasant. When I do make it out to Mike's house I can hear it already, just like one of those bar rescue or kitchen nightmare shows, " I am going to help you with your truck, but you gotta clean this sob up before I go in there". 

     

    Nice job on the wiring by the way

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    Dave you'd have nails and screws from every contractor stuck to your hood if you did the magnets too.

     

    'No need to go to the hardware store, just look on Daves' hood :thumb1:

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    While not a great internet interpreter, ROFLAMO was one of the first I learned. I do love this place and all that makes it what it is.  

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    installed amber cover on lower bar for fog. also in process of shaping a 2x2 piece of wood for a flat surface to mount the phones attachments and ham unit to. pics to come

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    got the hids installed in the daylighters and everything fits nicely in the enclosure.

     

    these things are stupid bright reaching out quarter mile easily!!!!!!

     

    the pic is testing them before mounting back on truck

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    got the lights up top adjusted and damn these things throw real good! i can see so far down the road im not taken off guard by anything now

     

     

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