Interior/Exterior Metal toggles?
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Originally Posted by rednwhitecooper
the toggles arent just like screwed into the back like a regular switch.
those toggles simply push on a pressure pad on a circuit board to activate the accessories.
those toggles simply push on a pressure pad on a circuit board to activate the accessories.
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Originally Posted by kramseib
Are you saying that because they are plastic, they can not be made out of metal? I beg to differ. Interesting idea, metal toggles though.
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It should be doable, but the back end of the toggle is slightly 'weird' shaped - it might be tough (aka $$) to do in metal.
I don't think there are any conductivity issues - the toggles press on plastic spacers which in turn press on the elastomeric pad. Odds are cost (machining more than material cost) played a role in the material choice...
I don't think there are any conductivity issues - the toggles press on plastic spacers which in turn press on the elastomeric pad. Odds are cost (machining more than material cost) played a role in the material choice...
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Originally Posted by MSFIT
Originally Posted by motorspizzyrizortstrizzy
We could even make them out of titanaium or possibly unobtainium so the car will be lighter and faster...
For the more show then go cars we could put diamonds on the tips. They will glow whem you turn the fogs on.
I wish someone like M7 could make this a reality
For the more show then go cars we could put diamonds on the tips. They will glow whem you turn the fogs on.
I wish someone like M7 could make this a reality
Originally Posted by minicooooop78
baseball bats are huge
might be a safety hazard[img]images/smilies/thumb-up.gif[/img]
might be a safety hazard[img]images/smilies/thumb-up.gif[/img]
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Originally Posted by rednwhitecooper
i'm saying there is probably a reason there isnt metal in an area where there is electricity like that..... think about it, then open up your toggle bank and ook for yourself.
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Speaking of toggle, what have others put in the missing toggle. For those that don't have the rear fog. I have seen some buttons that have a watch battery in that can send a signal for like door bells. Not that I need a door bell, but I would like to install something in the missing spot.
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my extra panel space.
Originally Posted by Red Ryder
Speaking of toggle, what have others put in the missing toggle. For those that don't have the rear fog. I have seen some buttons that have a watch battery in that can send a signal for like door bells. Not that I need a door bell, but I would like to install something in the missing spot.
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Originally Posted by MSFIT
im with rednwhite on this one...if MINI wanted metal there...they would put...BMW/MINI usually doesnt do random...in other words they do everything with a reason to it...
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Someone here posted a link to what appears to be an identical switch, available in the UK. Price is right, I've just never gotten around to ordering. Check it out:
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...ldID=&doy=11m4
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...ldID=&doy=11m4
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Yea me to i'm not good with that stuff. Plus if i happen to have my x in the car i can always hit the toggle
Originally Posted by Red Ryder
Now I know what I can do with the stickers that I just got from MINI. I was wondering if anyone has actually installed a switch without all the wiring and cutting. I don't do well with wiring.
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Originally Posted by Ozbone
Someone here posted a link to what appears to be an identical switch, available in the UK. Price is right, I've just never gotten around to ordering. Check it out:
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...ldID=&doy=11m4
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...ldID=&doy=11m4
just go buy a full bank from the dealer, its only 75 dollars
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