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Reply With QuoteThe finished pictures look really good...man I am sorry I got rid of my 1999 Blazer now...I traded it in for an Impala and now I have no center console to work with...
Had to move HVAC controls and headunit down to the bottom console. Computer in center console.
For completed pictures: http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...81&uid=3548568
For "before" and construction pictures: http://www.picturetrail.com/couchesfeeltasty
120GB Western Digital HD
512MB ram
2.1GHz AMD
Earthmate GPS navigation
8" touch Lilliput
Wireless G card
Cellphone integration
Buslink DVD/48X CD-R/CD-Writer tray load
Radeon 9800 Pro AGP card
The finished pictures look really good...man I am sorry I got rid of my 1999 Blazer now...I traded it in for an Impala and now I have no center console to work with...
2005 Black Chevy Impala
Current Status: Installed in Vehicle/Testing 75%
That looks very nice. Good job on the relocation.
Its not the cards you're dealt, its how you play the hand!
Originally Posted by ryuandwings
lol thanks. it was interesting.... 2nd time (redone) I've fiberglassed.
ah, well today i also put a touchpad in the little aluminum control panel piece. I made it so I could flip up the little keyboard and the touchpad w/ right/left button would be flush under it. Keepin it compact. Works pretty cool. Just have it just in case I don't feel like touching the monitor SO FAR AWAY, lol.. so the touchpad would be easily touched without having to lift up my arm off the center armrest
haha. isn't that why we're american? for the mechanical laziness we exhibit? haha. i'll have pics tomorrow sometime "in action"
I can justify this laziness by saying it would decrease the chance of crashing while operating the computer.. because I wouldn't have to lift my arm... hence distracting me further from the road by concentrating on where my arm is going and finger heading to touch the screen in a specific location. haha. ya....
Here's some pics of the touchpad in the control panel. also put two momentary switches in for the right and left click in it. touchpad is flush under the thumbpad, which is flipped up when touchpad needs to be used, to hide it. Also replace the inverter power switch with a higher capacity switch: 30amp, 12vdc.
pics are at end of album
to see the back of it, and the wiring:
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...89&uid=3548568
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