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Ipad 3 in-car install.
by jomo, 04-02-2020, 10:15 AM
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Ipad 3 in-car install.
by jomo, 04-02-2020, 10:15 AM

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Anyone with engineering contacts fancy helping out Stav with some machining?
by sprinter2012, 03-02-2020, 07:49 PM
Following on from Stav's thread HERE

I have done him a full set of drawings for the component he needs to be made.

The ideal scenario is that someone on here has access to, or knows someone with access to a 5 axis milling machine which will be able to machine the component from a solid block of aluminium in 1 go. It's a fairly complex design but if it can be done like this it will mean he can just bolt it straight on with no modifications after the machining.

[Image: 3DwithDims.jpg]

The second option is to use vertical only machining in a 2D format enabling the use of water jet cutting. Although this does limit the amount of material that can be removed, as only the areas of the slots which are shared by both the inlet and outlet side can be cut vertically. And final machining to open up the individual slots will need to be done by hand/another machine.

[Image: 2DwithDims.jpg]

But any of you who have access to milling or water cutting machines or know people who could do it, please just take a minute to read the thread Stav started so you know what we're trying to do, and hopefully the drawings I've posted above should make sense.

My explanation may not have made it totally clear, so if you have any questions please feel free to ask and I'll answer as best I can.

Following on from Stav's thread HERE

I have done him a full set of drawings for the component he needs to be made.

The ideal scenario is that someone on here has access to, or knows someone with access to a 5 axis milling machine which will be able to machine the component from a solid block of aluminium in 1 go. It's a fairly complex design but if it can be done like this it will mean he can just bolt it straight on with no modifications after the machining.

[Image: 3DwithDims.jpg]

The second option is to use vertical only machining in a 2D format enabling the use of water jet cutting. Although this does limit the amount of material that can be removed, as only the areas of the slots which are shared by both the inlet and outlet side can be cut vertically. And final machining to open up the individual slots will need to be done by hand/another machine.

[Image: 2DwithDims.jpg]

But any of you who have access to milling or water cutting machines or know people who could do it, please just take a minute to read the thread Stav started so you know what we're trying to do, and hopefully the drawings I've posted above should make sense.

My explanation may not have made it totally clear, so if you have any questions please feel free to ask and I'll answer as best I can.

Happy Birthday Jimbob150385
by purplewitch, 02-02-2020, 03:55 AM
Happy birthday, have a great day Smile

Happy birthday, have a great day Smile

What's the difference?
by Jaminglish, 02-02-2020, 03:55 AM
Whhat's the difference between the is200 zenon headlight and a normal one? I am looking at pics so unable to tell....
What's the difference?
by Jaminglish, 02-02-2020, 03:55 AM

Whhat's the difference between the is200 zenon headlight and a normal one? I am looking at pics so unable to tell....

Photoshop guru needed
by Gr1NcH, 01-02-2020, 11:49 AM
[Image: 6D3B36B4.jpg]
Could anyone please photoshop a gloss black bonnet and roof on the pic.
Thank you in advance.
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Photoshop guru needed
by Gr1NcH, 01-02-2020, 11:49 AM

[Image: 6D3B36B4.jpg]
Could anyone please photoshop a gloss black bonnet and roof on the pic.
Thank you in advance.

Sat nav unit screens
by aaronabbott, 31-01-2020, 07:29 PM
For all the people that have done the sat nav conversion,What screens have you put in your sat nav units?

What dimensions work best?

There's a fair few on eBay so just wanted to know what works best before spending
Sat nav unit screens
by aaronabbott, 31-01-2020, 07:29 PM

For all the people that have done the sat nav conversion,What screens have you put in your sat nav units?

What dimensions work best?

There's a fair few on eBay so just wanted to know what works best before spending

is this member genuine,or..
by tattoo ron, 31-01-2020, 02:06 PM
dont want to appear rude, might be a genuine member,but i recieved this in my inbox....

Hi I'm new here, just trying to meet new people

"It isn't the things that happen to us in our lives that cause us to suffer, it's how we relate to the things that happen to us that causes us to suffer." - Pema Chodron

---
James


and under his username it says BANNED MEMBER,,,

if hes banned,how come ive a message..
is this member genuine,or..
by tattoo ron, 31-01-2020, 02:06 PM

dont want to appear rude, might be a genuine member,but i recieved this in my inbox....

Hi I'm new here, just trying to meet new people

"It isn't the things that happen to us in our lives that cause us to suffer, it's how we relate to the things that happen to us that causes us to suffer." - Pema Chodron

---
James


and under his username it says BANNED MEMBER,,,

if hes banned,how come ive a message..

One down three to go
by Gr1NcH, 30-01-2020, 02:19 PM
Started like this
[Image: 9749382D.jpg]
First coat
[Image: 8685EBA5.jpg]
Finished
[Image: A058C8D0.jpg]
should have two more finished tomorrow.
One down three to go
by Gr1NcH, 30-01-2020, 02:19 PM

Started like this
[Image: 9749382D.jpg]
First coat
[Image: 8685EBA5.jpg]
Finished
[Image: A058C8D0.jpg]
should have two more finished tomorrow.

Trying to fit pc2-92-4 amp bypass lead
by is200iain, 29-01-2020, 04:38 PM
I need Help.
I have a is200 se year 2000 and replacing the factory fitted head unit.
I purchased an amp by pass lead from autoleads part no. pc2-92-4 as on my car i have the seperate amp to left of glove box.
I have removed plug from back of amp and then connected to the amp by pass lead. However looking at the end that plugs into the aftermarket stereo (ISO plug) there is only an earth (black) and permant 12v (yellow wire) going into it. I now that there should be a red wire(switching 12v) and orange wire (illumination).
The odd thing is that there is two wires that come from the amp plug on the bypass harness that say sub+ and sub-.

Do i have to take a 12v switch supply off something else or the wrong lead in the packet?:confused::confused:

I need Help.
I have a is200 se year 2000 and replacing the factory fitted head unit.
I purchased an amp by pass lead from autoleads part no. pc2-92-4 as on my car i have the seperate amp to left of glove box.
I have removed plug from back of amp and then connected to the amp by pass lead. However looking at the end that plugs into the aftermarket stereo (ISO plug) there is only an earth (black) and permant 12v (yellow wire) going into it. I now that there should be a red wire(switching 12v) and orange wire (illumination).
The odd thing is that there is two wires that come from the amp plug on the bypass harness that say sub+ and sub-.

Do i have to take a 12v switch supply off something else or the wrong lead in the packet?:confused::confused:

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