Recent content by Travtaz997

Hey everyone, I have a Feniex mini controller that I'm using for a few different things, but I also wanted to connect one of the buttons on the controller to the hazard lights. Any ideas on what the best way to do this would be? I'm thinking I can just find whichever wire the hazard button on...

I don't use my Runner as a police vehicle but they do exist a lot in Hawaii. And I do use my Runner for my Event business where I constantly have to close roads, drive through crowds of people in giant festivals or on walkways, etc. At that point it becomes an emergency vehicle. That's why...

You are amazing dude!! Thank you so much for this. My pods are on order and will hopefully be here in a few weeks. I feel so much better about doing this after reading your write up.

Interesting! My only other thought is maybe the draw from the Jackery isn't consistent and briefly draws 110w (for example) when it's first connected and preparing to charge, and then it settles back down to 100. But the outlet will trip before it gets to that point.

Try plugging in something that takes very little power and see if it trips. Also when you overload the 100w, no fuse or anything blows, it just shuts itself off.

This ^. I'm pretty sure what you have plugged in is over the 100w limit. I doubt you can get an exact 100w draw from the plug. I'd bet it trips at a lower point. I had a heater plugged in one time just to see if it would work and your video is exactly what happened. It'd work for a few...

That's an interesting idea! I have a pretty close relationship with my local PD and they have in house staff that work on all of this. I'll probably hit one of them up and see if they any ideas.

Yes a write up would be amazing, thank you! That's pretty close to what I'm waiting to do. I'm mostly curious how you mounted the lights, and how you ran your wires to the front.

The spoiler is an interesting idea. And it would probably be easy to run wires since there's a tail light in there. How do you think you'd run the wires for the license plate one? Maybe drill a hole through the liftgate? That wouldn't be too terrible.

That was one of my other thoughts. I don't have a roof rack but might consider getting one because that would be easy to add lights to.

Hey everyone, I'm trying to get some ideas on rear mounted pod lights. I'm an Event Manager and I use my 4runner a lot when I have to temporarily block paths, drive through fields, etc at my festivals and events so I want to add some flashing white/amber lights. I have a Feniex 4200 Mini...

If the window works with the key in the back, it's more than likely the window lock button.

The problem is getting the wires on the outside of the window track. If they're on the outside they won't interfere with the window. It seems really difficult to do without taking the door apart. Plus once they're on the outside of the track, there's no place to secure them.

I actually have the same problem. I have a CB antenna wire and my backup camera wire running through the back window. I'm able to roll the window down about 1/3 of the way before it catches on the wires. I've just sucked it up and not rolled down my window. I spent a good amount of time...

Pretty sweet :cowboy::rockon:! I live about 2 hours from Bend, OR and I'm actually buying a few acres of land over there pretty soon. It's definitely a great place to visit for a little weekend getaway. Can't wait to see what else you're gonna do with your Runner.