I'm very curious what the various switchgear will do, and the speedometer... Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk
While people can argue about the aesthetics, (as with any other build). No-one can complain about the quality. Awesome work and mind numbing attention to detail.
when are you making the car to match this build? absolutely amazing in both the videos and the building
Holy Moses, this just keeps getting better. The amount of work you have put in and the quality is amazing. Have you made all of the PCB's yourself too? They bring a whole new level of quality to the build. Huge respect to you!
The speedometer will show the CPU load. About other I'll write later Thanks! These are the original retro parts Thanks, with what ? I don't plan it in the near future Simple PCBs I do myself. PCBs with microcontrollers and firmware are made by comrade ALS Thanks
Assembling the components of the front panel Chrome-plated lower grille with dust filter On its place Original plastic knobs from the interior of the Soviet car GAZ M-20B "Pobeda" ("Victory") Shortening the large knob Grinding and leveling the base Milling the space for the nut The hole for the sleeve of a "radio knob" Knobs for radio equipment Sleeves with holes for resistors, retrieved from "radio knobs". And knobs from the car interior prepared for installation. Glued with epoxy glue Knob kit for the front panel Variable resistor with cable Resistors are connected with mounting boards Inserted into the knobs Two controllers on theirs places Front panel switch plate 3 mm red LEDs in casing Wires crimped by PLS connectors LEDs with cables Installed Industrial class switches APEM 636H/2 Wires with PLS connectors for the upper row of contacts Soldered Switching board for toggle switches, LEDs, LED lights in the bottom of the case and two controllers PLS connectors on the board GX16 connectors Cutting off the cable clamps and modifying them for planar installation Cable clamps for the board are ready PCB is covered with black acrylic paint for aesthetics Two 18-pin conductor cables are connected to the switch board The board and the lower row of switches' contacts are connected by screws The switches are finally connected to the PCB The switches are mounted on the plate. LEDs are connected to the PCB. Front view On its place The front panel plate for the power button, the "ignition key" and 4 controllers ELEWIND PM221F-11E button ELEWIND PB223WY-11Y key Installed on the plates Switch boards for the controllers, the button and the key Variable resistors are soldered Variable resistors are installed, the button and the key are connected to the PCB Front view Оn its place. The switch has 2 positions. In the first one the button works as a power button. In the second one the button does not work. The presence of the key is an important element of visual style and also a good protection from little children who want to press everything The interior of the Soviet car GAZ M-20 "Pobeda" Manual suction and manual gas knobs The knob rotating the external antenna GAZ M-20B "Pobeda", model 1955
Outstanding work. If I can offer constructive crit: I almost wrote 'no vandal switches' as a joke because I thought you wouldn't use them, then I scrolled down and there it was! I'm not sure it matches the rest aesthetically.
That... That.. Just... *channels inner-teenage-girl* I CAN'T EVEN! But seriously though, this is an INSANELY well done mod! +1 for creativity and skills! Can't wait to see more
You are obviously a machinist who came here to show up the modders =D hahaha just kidding man this is amazing though, easily on of the best quality mods Ive ever seen with the use of true skills like, milling, turning, welding, circuit design, and this is my favorite style of modding, details details and more DETAILS! Keep it up man, this is perfection. Cant wait to see more!
Came here 'mildly interested' in an update, now absolutely hooked. How does the key look for that key switch, if I may ask this early in the reveal?