My sequential setup is going to be two types with two setups so four versions. The two types are track light and on and hold. To imagine track light when the turn signal is on the inner most bulbs will light up then those go out as the next set comes on and so forth (like the night rider car in a way but one direction). The other is on and hold, this will have the inner light come on then the next and there both on then the third and all 3 stay on and so forth till all of the lights are on, then they all shut off and start over. Now for the two setups there will be the two piece setup where you have separate running lights and turns, as the white and ambers ones will be, then there is the setup like the above picture, where the whole light is a running light, then when you turn your turn signal on the entire thing will go sequential. The running light/turn signal as one bar setup can be done without the sequential lights too.
Hence why it is taking me so long to get to pricing and such, I have a bunch of different setups to work out and make prototype boards. I have the pwm design done for the running lights but I still have to work out the circuit for the turns, I only want to have to use a single pwm for both turns so they can be dimmed together. I have the circuit worked out in my head just have to get it on paper. Also I have the sequential unit figured out, but only stand alone, I don't have it hooked to the dimmers yet and that will be more interesting, plus the sequencers will require a bunch of transistors so that has to be worked out too, again all that circuits are worked out in my head but I need to make the diagrams and transfer them to printed circuit boards. Anyways progress is being made, I am going to price out each board and all the different ways they can be setup and stuff like single boards and the difference between 89 and 87 setups, its just a lot of work figuring out the setups and prices.
? oops i spoiled the secret. but i know your wifes rear is 89? ill test them on mine
