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I sent Honda a message to add the Africa twin color navigation display as an upgrade option. This would compete with Polaris ride command.
That is a VERY loaded question so I will keep it clean and attempt to answer what I think you are asking.@PaulF, have you satisfied yourself with the housing for the gauge package...?
That is a VERY loaded question so I will keep it clean and attempt to answer what I think you are asking.
I am in a business that is booming right now so I am working 12 or more hours a day (and I like to think of myself as semi-retired). Finding time to work on the face plate is tough right now but I am thinking this weekend might be good because it is going to be over 100 here. Stay tuned.
- Yes, there is enough interest and I have been printing the housings non-stop for 3 weeks. I badly under estimated the time required to print them. It takes 2 days, 10 hours (basically 2.5 days) so it is slow going.
- No, I have not fixed the dash face plate yet.
I'm not really too old for 12 hour days but rather enjoy my normal 24 hour weeks better It all comes out in the end in my line of work.Appreciate your efforts Paul! I can identify. I'm also in an industry that's booming presently. I'm too old for 12 hour days but putting them in anyway.
Other brands wow you with fancy displays and electronics, but won't make it back home.
Ford use to be the same way with the super duty, fancy interior and infotainment stuff but the engine wasn't going to make it.
That is a VERY loaded question so I will keep it clean and attempt to answer what I think you are asking.
I am in a business that is booming right now so I am working 12 or more hours a day (and I like to think of myself as semi-retired). Finding time to work on the face plate is tough right now but I am thinking this weekend might be good because it is going to be over 100 here. Stay tuned.
- Yes, there is enough interest and I have been printing the housings non-stop for 3 weeks. I badly under estimated the time required to print them. It takes 2 days, 10 hours (basically 2.5 days) so it is slow going.
- No, I have not fixed the dash face plate yet.
🤣Sorry, it wasn’t intended to be a loaded question. And I’m not asking because I’m wishing to rush you, but I am interested in the product whenever you do get things ironed out and want to make sure I’m in the loop for getting one when they become ready. Thank you!!!That is a VERY loaded question so I will keep it clean and attempt to answer what I think you are asking.
I am in a business that is booming right now so I am working 12 or more hours a day (and I like to think of myself as semi-retired). Finding time to work on the face plate is tough right now but I am thinking this weekend might be good because it is going to be over 100 here. Stay tuned.
- Yes, there is enough interest and I have been printing the housings non-stop for 3 weeks. I badly under estimated the time required to print them. It takes 2 days, 10 hours (basically 2.5 days) so it is slow going.
- No, I have not fixed the dash face plate yet.
That’s great dude! Capitalism and entrepreneurship at it’s finest. Can’t wait to see what you’ll be offering us!!! 👍That sounds kinda cool! At least your having fun with the 3D printer!
I have a new Talon product I’m testing now and am really terrified to let it hit the street. If it’s a hit then I’m afraid I’ll quickly not be able to produce enough for demand. If it’s a flop then I’m not out that much. But I think it will sell because it solves a critical problem.
My regular job has been ok but we are reduced hours. So at least that has allowed time to play with new ideas.
If you are 3D printing then you have a good 3D model. Have you checked with xometry on an injection molded part? You might want to if you haven’t. Molds are expensive but you can make 50,000 parts with it and source it out for production.
Oh I think there will be plenty of interestYou need to “like” Paul’s post. We need to see how much interest there is....👍
Well, that’s what Paul asked for earlier in the thread. Anyway, he’s already stated today that he’s received enough interest to move forward with production....👍Oh I think there will be plenty of interest
Others have asked for a blank plate so I will try to create one, probably with the Talon logo at the top so you can drill/cut holes in the middle if you want/need later on.I'm in. I've been looking for a way to move the gauge cluster in my race car and do not like what others are offering.
What are my options to fill the old hole? I don't have a need for more switches and would like a blank plate. Possible?
That’s awesome....Others have asked for a blank plate so I will try to create one, probably with the Talon logo at the top so you can drill/cut holes in the middle if you want/need later on.
Something like this 3D Model with Carling switch holes...
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Or Blank, like this...
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That’s awesome....
Others have asked for a blank plate so I will try to create one, probably with the Talon logo at the top so you can drill/cut holes in the middle if you want/need later on.
Something like this 3D Model with Carling switch holes...
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Or Blank, like this...
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Rev limiter seems to work well.I do agree the display is substandard but I’ve never been concerned with RPM, just something you feel. Won’t let you overrev anyways. Sounds too loud shift, lugging shift. Shift differently depending on needs anyways. I’ve never looked at rpms when shifting a truck, same thing
Very nice professional looking job. !!I engineered and 3D print the mount so that the back of the display is covered and the wires are hidden. It bolts to the bolt that holds the paddle shifter trim on. It was an engineering marvel, took me like 5 tries to get it right...
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Correct, it does mounts using the bold on the top of the steering column that holds the plastic cover. It retains the plastic cover and that is what holds it straight. It is contoured around the plastic, angled and the mount point protrudes down so there would be no way to modify or fabricate a bracket to make it work with what you have.Paul, I may have spoken up without thinking..... My car has a Hess Motorsports steering quickener in it that replaced the factory column. I'm assuming your cluster pod bolts to the factory column somehow, seeing as it moves with the tilt function. I'm not opposed to building a bracket to mount yours though. Would it be possible for you to post or PM me some pictures of the bottom of the pod and how it mounts? I should be able to tell from pictures if I can make it work or not.
Correct, it does mounts using the bold on the top of the steering column that holds the plastic cover. It retains the plastic cover and that is what holds it straight. It is contoured around the plastic, angled and the mount point protrudes down so there would be no way to modify or fabricate a bracket to make it work with what you have.