you could try a company like www.digikey.com they sell a bunch of electronic parts i'm not sure how expensive these things would be tho.
- Andrew -
I'm looking for a low profile pushbutton switch to serve as the power on/off for my carpc. I currently have the following switch from Radio Shack installed:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...ductId=2062501
However, I have the switch installed horizontally on my dash, and it sticks out quite a bit, and hence does not look very "stock". All of the switches I've found at Radio Shack stick out a lot.
Can anyone recommend another place to buy a lower profile switch? I want the switch to peak out as small as possible from the screw-in portion of the switch. Something in black is probably best too.
you could try a company like www.digikey.com they sell a bunch of electronic parts i'm not sure how expensive these things would be tho.
- Andrew -
Try this site, I always love the airplane or marine switches
http://www.marineairsupply.com/
I personally like Bulgin switches. You can get them from a number of places but here is the first one doing a google search. You can find them cheaper than the link listed below, BTW.
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...oducts_id=4056
go for the bulgin switches, ther a lil expensive, but seriously awesome looking and very flush, low profile. But if you really want ultimate in low profile ou really want a tactile switch, those you could mold right flat lavel with some part of your car. I am thinking of molding a tactile system kill switch somewhere in the front of my dash and having it be very similar color to my dash color, that way you wouldnt even know its there. perfect kill switch, you dont even know its there
I'm relocating my Sunroof switch to a spare location in my dash, anyways I have to mold the switch my self to get the function, look and feel OEM... I looked and looked and looked for something thta would work/fit, this was my only option
'95 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX
CarPuter [Under Development]
What kind of car do you have?
Usually, most vehicles have a blank spot where a factory switch for an option would go. If you have one of these, just source a factory switch and install it for you use.
For once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards, for there you have been and there you will long to return.
Leonardo Da Vinci
I'm working on my 95 Eclipse, there is a spot for a factory button, this is what I am using to house my molded button, But I dont want it to look like some schmuck just through in any old switch/button. which is why I am completly re-making the switch/button and housing
'95 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX
CarPuter [Under Development]
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