The 5992 Hybrid Stock/ BTTF Replica

[ALEXAKOS]

I have something of an interesting idea (if this has been done then I'll go back to the back of the room).
Why not hook the lights up to the door switches (in place of the cabin lights)? When open and showing off the car, the lights are on, and so forth?

Yes that is an idea, but I wish to keep the vehicle's main electrical circuit totally separate from the bttf conversion lot.

[Starglider]

This is great work. I am sure some of the people interested in Chris N's external kit would be interested in your internals as well.

[ALEXAKOS]

This is great work. I am sure some of the people interested in Chris N's external kit would be interested in your internals as well.

Chris N? Wasn't that PJ Grady offering the external built?
Unless he is the same person... Pardon my stupidity

[Timebender]

Yes that is an idea, but I wish to keep the vehicle's main electrical circuit totally separate from the bttf conversion lot.

You could use the door circuits to trigger a relay that then turns your overhead lights on and off. That way BTTF circuits are still separate from the car.

[ALEXAKOS]

You could use the door circuits to trigger a relay that then turns your overhead lights on and off. That way BTTF circuits are still separate from the car.

Absolutely! That would be the only way to go.

But again I want it completely standalone

[nullset]

Absolutely! That would be the only way to go.

But again I want it completely standalone

Stick a photoresistor ( CdS cell ) type thing on the dome light, voila!

[Starglider]

Chris N? Wasn't that PJ Grady offering the external built?
Unless he is the same person... Pardon my stupidity

Chris Nicholson is the owner of P J Grady Europe, based near London, United Kingdom.

[ALEXAKOS]

who knows what this is?


Yes, a Heuer stop timer. What is it for?

It's for Doc's Timing clip board :thumbsup:
I need one more and an aluminum board and I am set.

Unless I find a complete item... close to impossible to find.

[BTTF-1]

Here you go!

Fellow Timemachinist!

TAG HEUER SA Microsplit 7750 / 7030 Timing

Ed

[ALEXAKOS]

Here you go!

Fellow Timemachinist!

TAG HEUER SA Microsplit 7750 / 7030 Timing

Ed

Thanx Ed

Yeah I know the product number and name. I just haven't found any on sale yet.