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Reply With Quotewow dude. I am very impressed..May I ask how much this project cost you?
I was thinking.. wait that's right hand drive.. then I
twigged, Your from the UK too
Nice to see someone from the UK for a change!
wow dude. I am very impressed.
Hi matc1603,
The safety flooring is the same as the stuff you get in hospitals and toilets. It's about 5mm thick and is stuck using contact adhesive. Then the seams are 'welded' using a heat gun and plastic. Sort of like a glue gun. It's handy having a floor layer as a mate.
Hi RichArab,
Total cost of the project. Well, £8000 for the van, £400 for side windows, £400 for bumper spraying, About £600 for Genesis Profile 2 ultra amp and Genesis Profile sub and the actual sub. £300 for Hertz speakers. £100 for electric window kit. £200 for timber and plywood. £200 for flooring and fabrics. Can't remember how much the PC cost, but I got it from MP3car, becasue even with import tax it was cheaper then in UK. £250 for actuator and TV. Metal for the bed was free. Think that's about all.
Oh, also, 1 year of work on the van and learning how to program to make my front end.
I have also added side bars to the van. These are custom ones, made from Stainless steel tube, with aluminium end caps. I then made a gig to hold the other bits of stainless so a mate could weld them on to allow me to attatch them to the van.
Here are the pictures...
The stainless tubes in the gigs, with the aluminium end caps
End caps on
Installed on the van
ViVE - Volkswagen In Van Entertainment:
VoomPC 2, VIA C7 2GHz
7" Lilliput
120Gb Sata drive
1GB RAM
[||||||||||] 100% - Planning
[||||||||||] 100% - Software coding
[||||||||||] 100% - Built
(Always tweaking!)
that is one amazing van!
nice work!
Carpc plan=========90% -Never going to be finished!
Carpc parts==5% -Computer died
Carpc install==5% -Need to install computer
Carpc worklog-0% -Need to start that soon
Lovin' the van, man.
Can you tell me what you're using for navigation? And would you be willing to part with a copy of your frontend? It looks clean and simple.
Great job on the LCD install, I can only dream of such results when I get to cuttin' and pastin'...
Hi vdubvan,
For the navigation, I have PC Navigator ....
http://directions.ltd.uk/laptop-navigation/
ViVE - Volkswagen In Van Entertainment:
VoomPC 2, VIA C7 2GHz
7" Lilliput
120Gb Sata drive
1GB RAM
[||||||||||] 100% - Planning
[||||||||||] 100% - Software coding
[||||||||||] 100% - Built
(Always tweaking!)
I meant the whole front end program you are using, for music, movies, etc. I was planning on using Garmin Mobile PC for navigation, but I will check out your link.
Hi vdubman. I sent you a Private Message asking you to give me your email address and I will send you the front-end and info about it. PM me back
ViVE - Volkswagen In Van Entertainment:
VoomPC 2, VIA C7 2GHz
7" Lilliput
120Gb Sata drive
1GB RAM
[||||||||||] 100% - Planning
[||||||||||] 100% - Software coding
[||||||||||] 100% - Built
(Always tweaking!)
wow i never thought about he velcro to hold the back on like that for the screen, that doesnt hurt the board at all though?
Well, the velcro doesn't seem to hurt the board, but due to it getting pretty warm in the sun under the dashboard, the sticky part of the velcro comes away from the board. I will get round to another method one day.
ViVE - Volkswagen In Van Entertainment:
VoomPC 2, VIA C7 2GHz
7" Lilliput
120Gb Sata drive
1GB RAM
[||||||||||] 100% - Planning
[||||||||||] 100% - Software coding
[||||||||||] 100% - Built
(Always tweaking!)
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