where to put knocklink inside scoob?
08 January 2007, 11:57 PM
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where to put knocklink inside scoob?
ordered one of these today but cant think where to fit it inside my car,obviously on the dash somewhere,anyone got one of these fitted to a classic? could you post some pics up to give me some ideas? 
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09 January 2007, 12:08 AM
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Here's a picture of my install, but I should say that, after posting this picture before, various Forum members suggested the box should be 'taken apart' - the neon wires extended - box hidden behind dashboard - neons just poking through suitable small holes somewhere. Sounds a great idea, but I'm not very good mucking around with the inside of an alectronics box !!
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09 January 2007, 10:41 AM
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So THATS what an ***** dashboard looks like ...... thanks, I have literally wet my undies - that is the funniest thing I have seen in decades 
I bet you are the talk of Maccies every Friday night with all those whatzits.
Fix your Random Light Generator (CockLink) wherever the Chavs and 14 year old girls can see it ..... they the only ones remotely interested in some **** contraption
I bet you are the talk of Maccies every Friday night with all those whatzits.
Fix your Random Light Generator (CockLink) wherever the Chavs and 14 year old girls can see it ..... they the only ones remotely interested in some **** contraption
Each to his own - remember, people who live in glass houses should not **********, eh Pete!
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09 January 2007, 11:04 AM
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ATTENTION PSLEWIS
I suppose you think you have a sense of humour - I don't.
When a Forum member asks for advise / help, other members contribute to genuinely try and be helpful - NOT to receive ridicule from moronic members such as yourself.
I have modified my car to suit ME - not you.
I don't see any 'funny' side to your patehtic and childish comments.
As your username suggests, why don't you just PS off ?
MODERATORS - this is a classic example of why people prefer SIDC Forums.
I suppose you think you have a sense of humour - I don't.
When a Forum member asks for advise / help, other members contribute to genuinely try and be helpful - NOT to receive ridicule from moronic members such as yourself.
I have modified my car to suit ME - not you.
I don't see any 'funny' side to your patehtic and childish comments.
As your username suggests, why don't you just PS off ?
MODERATORS - this is a classic example of why people prefer SIDC Forums.
09 January 2007, 11:11 AM
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I prefer forums when there are people to spice stuff up, be a bit loud-mouthed. It makes the reading more interesting. Just dont take his, or anyone elses comments personally.
09 January 2007, 11:15 AM
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it was funny the first time i read it, less so the second, thrid fourth and fith, now, the 3000 time its just down right boring and anoying
09 January 2007, 11:28 AM
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09 January 2007, 11:40 AM
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Apparently you think it's OK for PSLEWIS to 'spice' things up - but you can't take a spiced reply back to him - interestingly one-sided ??
09 January 2007, 11:41 AM
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everyone knows how much of a **** he is!
most people (like myself) jst ignore him
hes only a member on here to try take the **** out of everyone!
anyway thanks to everyone whos helped,im gonna go with the dashboard fitting.
most people (like myself) jst ignore him
hes only a member on here to try take the **** out of everyone!
anyway thanks to everyone whos helped,im gonna go with the dashboard fitting.
09 January 2007, 12:01 PM
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I made a external unit just for the LED's, makes it easier to install.
Last pic is the location of the sensor
Edited to sort out the pics
Last pic is the location of the sensor
Edited to sort out the pics
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09 January 2007, 12:13 PM
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09 January 2007, 12:24 PM
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Yep I'm sure it was a maplin box (so long ago), left the pcb in the knocklink box and just extended the LED's to the new enclosure, tricky part was to drill the holes in the new box in a straight line! Installed the original KL box under the dashboard.
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09 January 2007, 01:36 PM
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09 January 2007, 03:57 PM
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If you see a red light you should back off.
