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Rocky388 · 02-09-2006, 07:29 PM

Heres a shot of the inverter, and where I mounted it. Whats nice is that theres a gap between the storage part and the very bottom of the console, which is where the fan of the inverter blows out. Yestarday I took the screws off the top, and soldered 2 wires onto the exsiting switch, so I can put a power switch in the overhead console (eventually). that's what the grey wire coming out of the back is (if you can even see it)

And finally, the completed aluminum computer enclosure. Next is to just lightly sand it, and paint it. (If you can't tell what's diffrent from before - I added on pieces to the front of the enclosure)

^ if you look closely, you can see my GPS mouse mounted on the lower part of the window

02-09-2006, 07:29 PM	#42
Rocky388 Variable Bitrate Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 260	Heres a shot of the inverter, and where I mounted it. Whats nice is that theres a gap between the storage part and the very bottom of the console, which is where the fan of the inverter blows out. Yestarday I took the screws off the top, and soldered 2 wires onto the exsiting switch, so I can put a power switch in the overhead console (eventually). that's what the grey wire coming out of the back is (if you can even see it) And finally, the completed aluminum computer enclosure. Next is to just lightly sand it, and paint it. (If you can't tell what's diffrent from before - I added on pieces to the front of the enclosure) ^ if you look closely, you can see my GPS mouse mounted on the lower part of the window __________________ Take 2 - '03 Audi A4 macmini with an 8" widescreen (in progress) My 2004 Ford Ranger: 14" LCD w/ custom made aluminum bezel Completly custom computer case status: Totaled Last edited by Rocky388; 03-26-2006 at 02:39 AM.