Bongo Fury

Anyone know where I can get some of these?

I saw them on a dashboard earlier and thought what a good idea.

Ebay Amazon etc etc .


http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Car-Volt-Mete ... 543/i.html

rita wrote:Ebay Amazon etc etc .


http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Car-Volt-Mete ... 543/i.html

Thanks Rita.

I did look on Ebay first, but couldn't see anything similar to my image.

Do you have a direct link? Your link was empty.

. http://autoelectricalpartsuk.co.uk/prod ... wwodWqANMg

Bob wrote:. http://autoelectricalpartsuk.co.uk/prod ... wwodWqANMg

Thanks Bob.

That looks like the exact individual gauge, but I was wondering if anyone had seen the whole unit around. First picture didn't show it too well, but you can see it better here. Looks real neat and tidy.

You would normaly buy the instruments and surround (its called a binacle) separately.

Idea being peeps will choose different gauges. These used to be available in accessory shops but I haven't looked in a long time.

Ah, this type of thing:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Generic-Tripple ... B00N5NJ7F8

See

richlizard wrote:Anyone know where I can get some of these?

I saw them on a dashboard earlier and thought what a good idea.

I went for something discreet in the form of an inexpensive flush fitted LED unit, seated by making a gasket from old mousemat. This one only monitors LB voltage but you could make it switchable between LB and SB (click image to enlarge):



The big switch below and to the right is a 3 way switch for the 100W spots (on with lights/off/on with main beam only)

The LED voltmeter can be bought on ebay for around £5. For example:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12v-24v-VOLTM ... xyjP1R5Ev7

(though 'm not sure if this one is the right size so you'd need to check).

That's great, thanks a lot guys.

I went for this setup, flush fitting so not too intrusive. Monitors both batteries at the same time.
http://igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/view ... 44&t=70349

nth wrote:I went for this setup, flush fitting so not too intrusive. Monitors both batteries at the same time.
http://igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/view ... 44&t=70349

Yes that's a really nice set up. I just hate doing anything that might not be reversible like cutting into the headlining. But that's just a personal thing.