lets see your interior mods
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Hydguy
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Removable Altimeter Dial clock. Why not:
Nice.. where did you pick that up?
Removable Altimeter Dial clock. Why not:
Do you check the ATIS and field elevation before you start driving?
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One either drives too fast or flying too low...
Pilot Supplies and Aircraft Parts from Aircraft Spruce
Pilot Supplies and Aircraft Parts from Aircraft Spruce
Spielightdude
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What make and model ham radio and antenna are you running?
Love the clean install.
Love the clean install.
Spielightdude
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Volunteer fire police pov gear
Hi everyone
For interior mods/gear for those who are vol. Fire police wondering what kind of gear/equipment you keep or store in your pov?
Thanks
Hi everyone
For interior mods/gear for those who are vol. Fire police wondering what kind of gear/equipment you keep or store in your pov?
Thanks
Jivewalker
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Flemgunner
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Thats cool! How did you do it?
Cisco Kid
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Unlike the 4th gen where most everything was a replaceable bulb, the 5th gens use printed circuit boards for everything. Each component has to be taken apart then the leds for the backlighting have to be unsoldered from the board and new leds soldered in place. The leds are very small and it’s easy to mess up the board if you aren’t familiar with that type of work.
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The_Green_Wang
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Switch system. Been lazy but I plan on adding a volt meter to the stock SOS button location since nothing is there...
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What did you buy for this setup? Looks sweet!
Jivewalker
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2 vehicle clothes rods from wally world and 1 12' roll of 1" velcro that has hook on one side and loop on the other. $30 total. Been using it every weekend with 7 rods and works great so far! Love not having to break rods down!
PrettyGoodSam
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i have almost the same setup. the rod looks exactly the same, made by BELL, the people that make bike helmets, etc., but mine has two metal loops on the ends so it hangs down further off the clothing hooks on either side. i put my rods on the top of the clothing rod and wedge the butt of the rods against the ceiling where it curves down a bit. keeps them in place perfectly.
PrettyGoodSam
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Heres a couple photos. After you route it through that rubber grommet you can pull the headliner down slightly and guide the cable down to the left to the jack compartment.
do you run it through the jack compartment all the way through to the passenger seat area and then through the door channel? looking at ways to do this for my cb antenna. and no pinching on the cable from the hatch? thanks in advance.
KuhDunkADunk
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I know this isn't much of a mod, but I enjoy it's usefulness.
So I have a 3rd row in my 4R and well... the middle row seats don't fold flat like in the non-3rd row option. Additionally I have 2 dogs that travel with me. So I bought this Kurgo divider which helps bridge the gap between the middle row and front seat (again, 3rd row 4Rs have a different seat configuration.
Well, with this Kurgo divider, I get hidden storage for my valuables. You can't see what's underneath and it is easy to get into from the front two seats. I can just reach my hand in the back to grab whatever.
Point is, it's nice to have this to keep the valuables out of sight.
So I have a 3rd row in my 4R and well... the middle row seats don't fold flat like in the non-3rd row option. Additionally I have 2 dogs that travel with me. So I bought this Kurgo divider which helps bridge the gap between the middle row and front seat (again, 3rd row 4Rs have a different seat configuration.
Well, with this Kurgo divider, I get hidden storage for my valuables. You can't see what's underneath and it is easy to get into from the front two seats. I can just reach my hand in the back to grab whatever.
Point is, it's nice to have this to keep the valuables out of sight.
Jivewalker
Member
I originally went that route, with the rods on top of the back clothes bar, but for my setup with carrying 7 rods, it was hard to angle the rod enough to get it off the top of the clothes bar without sliding the other rods around. Maybe because mine don't hang down that far without the metal loops? I tried really hard to make that work. I even had the ends of the clothes bar rigged up to be able to lower the whole thing to pull a rod straight out at one point. that was a PITA, so I went the KISS (keep it simple stupid) route with the velcro. Now I can pull one rod straight out if needed without shifting the other rods around. When they were on top, they were less "swingy", but that hasn't really caused me any issues. I fish every weekend, freshwater and saltwater, so I have light and heavy fresh and salt rods ready to go depending on where I stop to fish. tight lines!
PrettyGoodSam
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Nice! definitely keep it simple and do what works best. i wish i could get out every weekend, but i do as much as i can (salt water) in NJ. tight lines!
