jray3
Well-known member
Thought some of you might like this dEVelopment from EcoModder.
It's a 3D-printed shifter knob with up to three integrated buttons for control of accessories. Whether one wants to flash brake lights at a tailgater, control the function of a pusher trailer, or for you advanced hackers, instantly bring on full regen, I'm sure it has a function for you!
http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthread.php/sale-custom-3d-printed-shift-knobs-integrated-buttons-31991.html
Here's some specs from the maker, forum Admin Tim, aka: "Daox".
I see you have several different functions you'd like to control. I have several momentary switches to choose from. The smallest and nicest (feel wise) is a tactile switch, but it only carries 50mA and is only normally open. So, its very likely you'd need a relay to power anything more than a logic signal. The next one up is a 100mA, and then I also have a 2A switch. These both can be wired for normally closed or normally open. However, they're much softer and the feel isn't as nice IMO.
I also have a toggle switch (push once for on, push again for off), and I think it handles up to 100mA.
We can use any combination of the three switches you'd like in your knob.
Let me know what you'd like or ask any questions you may have.
It's a 3D-printed shifter knob with up to three integrated buttons for control of accessories. Whether one wants to flash brake lights at a tailgater, control the function of a pusher trailer, or for you advanced hackers, instantly bring on full regen, I'm sure it has a function for you!
http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthread.php/sale-custom-3d-printed-shift-knobs-integrated-buttons-31991.html
Here's some specs from the maker, forum Admin Tim, aka: "Daox".
I see you have several different functions you'd like to control. I have several momentary switches to choose from. The smallest and nicest (feel wise) is a tactile switch, but it only carries 50mA and is only normally open. So, its very likely you'd need a relay to power anything more than a logic signal. The next one up is a 100mA, and then I also have a 2A switch. These both can be wired for normally closed or normally open. However, they're much softer and the feel isn't as nice IMO.
I also have a toggle switch (push once for on, push again for off), and I think it handles up to 100mA.
We can use any combination of the three switches you'd like in your knob.
Let me know what you'd like or ask any questions you may have.
