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TRX4 Defender LED backplates (4756690)
by Andrew Gates (agates1967)
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I reverse engineered the stock light backplates that have
the stickers for lights. These replace those black
plates, but you supply LEDs to fill the holes. I used a
cluster of 7 white 3mm LEDs for the headlights, a single
white 5mm led for the fog/high beam upper socket, and a
single yellow 5mm led for the turn/hazard in the front. I
put an image of how I soldered the front LEDs in there, I
made all of the ground (-) leads common. The (+) in the
cluster were soldered together so one wire powers the
cluster. The other corner marker LEDs have their own (+)
wire connections.
The front buckets are mirrors of each other so you would
mirror the one headlight file in your slicer to get the
opposite side.
The rears are different. On the side with the reverse
light I made a cluster of 4 white 3mm LEDs. On the rear
fog light side there is one 5mm red LED. The tail and
ambers are 3mm red and yellow LEDs.
The electronics enclosure I sort of custom made to fit my
circuit boards, I can upload if anyone is interested. I
coded 6 modes into the module, and you select the modes
by pressing on the left tail light. I mounted a button
switch between the tail light and the fender well. This
has proven to work well. I programmed a sleep mode as
well since the power lead is always on when the battery
is connected, but for an extra cutoff I mounted a JST
jumper with a power switch in line so the whole thing can
be powered down with the body on. I can also upload my
code for the Arduino if anyone wants that.
Date Published: 2021-03-15 08:56:33
Identifier: thingiverse-4756690
Item Size: 354356
Media Type: data
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