Interesting. I could imagine a mount for a phone or something where it sat in and allowed permanent deactivation and was attached with the four screws. Very low though to be glancing down.
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Interesting. I could imagine a mount for a phone or something where it sat in and allowed permanent deactivation and was attached with the four screws. Very low though to be glancing down.
I'm with Eric. It's like when a pilot gets into a plane there are a bunch of switches he flips while getting ready to move. I go through the process below everytime I start the motor.
Nah.. that novelty got old real fast lol… pretend to be a pilot…
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing.
I am a pilot, and I don’t want to that when getting in my truck. Secondly getting my DHC-2 started and in the air takes fewer button clicks. Turn on mags, prime, start. That’s it. So this idea of a “preflight” on a brand new Truck is nonsense.
Agreed It’s the dumbest thing ever…
Here's the file. Had to put it into a zip file to upload it to the forum as the system doesn't allow stl files. Let me know if you have any trouble using it.
I hear CheckMate is releasing a special edition laminated Grenadier list.Nah.. that novelty got old real fast lol… pretend to be a pilot…
Wouldn't it be easier to unscrew the 4 screws and jumper the contact under the button?
Please put my name on one of the first batch.
It's not that you can't do that, but it's more complicated than you would think. It's part of an integrated board. There are no individual dash components contrary to how it looks.
Why a switch? When would you ever want to turn it off?
There’s some worksites I work on where I don’t mind it. Depends on the situation. You’re right often it’s a nuisance.
