Clownmeat's build thread

Revision, with MOSFET, probably the final build plan.


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Nice work man! This has to be the most engineered 4Runner on T4R.

Your knowledge set is impressive, both in mechanical and electrical engineering.
 
Nice work man! This has to be the most engineered 4Runner on T4R.

Your knowledge set is impressive, both in mechanical and electrical engineering.

My uncle is actually the one helping me build the shift controller and writing the software for it, but thanks!
 
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Chip is programmed to test the logic, it works! Cycles through all 4 positions, if in 1st and down shift again does't go to 4th and if in 4th and up shift doesn't go to 1st, if both buttons are hit simultaneously it doesnt change positions, LED's progressively follow gear position, stuff like that.
 
Pics not doing it for you anymore? Going to have to give me a little bit on a video that will show the functionality.
 
So I know a guy with a home made cnc machine and if he has time he is going to buzz out a custom printed style control board from copper-clad board for me.

Like this.

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