LCD Gauges - Version 2 Hardware Release!

[LCD Gauges]

The latest update for the LCD system is here! Check out the new video which shows
many of the available options and functions:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3FgF-ioXE4

A new development for this coming Spring is a dual camera video/data logger, that can
be customized for gauge layouts. It is also available for standard gauges systems.

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My new website is still under development, however feel free to check out the new pricing
and options!

https://www.LCDdash.com (https://www.lcddash.com/)


Product Comparison:
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I’d like to announce the improved design of the LCD gauge system – The LCDi-100 and LCDi-200 Version 2!
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New System Enhancements Include:
- New standard screen sizes (12.3, 10.1, 7 inch) and custom sizes
- "Sunlight Readable", 1000+ NIT screen options
- 3D Graphics and animations
- Lower operating power
- < 1 mA standby current @ 12.5 volts DC
- 4 second wake time
- OEM like function



New Options (inquire about pricing):
- Vintage Air touchscreen Controller
- 3rd Party software menu launch screen
- LED light controller
- Heads-up display
- AccuAir Air Suspension Controller
- Power window controller
- Power lock /door popper controller



Shipping Estimates ($ CDN):
Ontario - $25 (3 business days)
Canada – Toronto to Victoria BC , $45 (5 business days)
USA – Toronto to California, $100 (5 business days)



Allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. Payments can be made via PayPal, or e-Transfer.

If you have any questions/comment, feel free to post them here, or send me a message!

Sincerely,
Tino

[Shoeless]

Glad to see you are making updates and releasing them to guys like us.

BTW Everyone, if you have a special application you would like Tino to look at comparability, just reach out to him. I am doing an AEM Infinity Engine Management System in my GTM and wanted to be able to pull up the tune screens and make adjustments on the fly. The system will totally support this. Therefore I don’t need to pull the laptop out for all tuning changes. Not to mention it will be absolutely cool as $h!t!!!! Thanks for the excellent support Tino. I can’t wait to get passed some of the early build items and move on to integrating your system.

[Taz Rules]

Yup
One day when I get a GTM kit, I'm definitely getting your gauge package!
Very nice work

[LCD Gauges]

A couple of quick updates:

A 4 door open/closed indication is now available. Custom graphics for "suicide door" configuration for this particular customer is displayed.
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New option is an RGB light controller for interior lighting. Virtually any colour is possible with demo modes
to morph colours in smooth transition, or randomly flash colours every five seconds.
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Both of these images are still a 'work in progress' as the menu buttons need to be completed. Completion date is estimated for 2 weeks!

[LCD Gauges]

More changes coming to this system (it's really blowing up quickly)!

I had my first bit of feedback from a customer who thought the LCD display lacked "high end appeal".
The screen was not bright enough for his taste when driving in bright Sunlight.

My quest to keep costs down has effected the quality of the system and that just can't happen.
I am now looking for "sunlight readable" screens which does increase the cost, however still comes
in much lower than any of the Big Three vendors.

To that end, I've also connected with a graphics developer to take this project over the top. He
contacted me for a system and wondered if he could provide his own custom graphics. From the
moment I saw his work, the gears started turning.

Have a look at this rough draft that he's doing for this Hyundai Veloster. At the moment, it's showing
dual Tach., but the finished product will have the complete cluster available of course.

These 3D graphics will be available as a custom design option (for an additional fee), and a standard
skin that will be included on all systems.

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[beeman]

That's pretty amazing! Really looks unique /high-end

[WIS89]

Tino-

I really like what you are doing! I also admire the skills it takes to make this happen! You have made a really terrific system, and I hope you have a ton of success with it.

Really slick brother!!

Regards,

Steve

[LCD Gauges]

Thanks guys. These graphics are needed to play with the big boys. I've taken a harder stand on things since
the latest review. it's time to, "go big, or go home".

I'll be sure to update everyone with a video once the new screen and processor is tested.

[LCD Gauges]

New updates for the LCD system:

As you know I've hired a Graphic Designer who is able to provide high resolution, 3D graphics.
My supplier has finally provided a BIOS update for the processor which means I'm able to move
forward once again with the enhanced design.

To the end user, this means fast wake times (1 second), low standby current, and competitive cost.

I've also left my job to pursue this on a full-time basis. I'm hiring a programmer to help with the
vehicle connectivity particulars (OBDII) and WIFI/Bluetooth options for Smart Phone apps.

This weekend I'll be going live for the first time outside of a forum to debut this system. If you're in
the Toronto area and want to see these gauges in action, I'll be at booth #163 at ImportFest!
July 28th, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre *(MTCC).

Here's a quick clip shown on the new 12.3 inch screen. The image below is a photo of the screen
which is sharper and clearer than my cell phone video.


https://youtu.be/1cVjlDTE5ik


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[TheBabyBadger]

I apologize if this question has been answered: Is this individually wired to each monitored component or does it run off the Diagnostic Connector for the ECM, or is it a combination of both with an accessory harness for add ons? SERIOUSLY considering this ASAP. Thanks, please feel free to PM me with details or to contact me more directly.

[LCD Gauges]

Is this individually wired to each monitored component or does it run off the Diagnostic Connector for the ECM

The system can be setup for both methods. It works with carbureted/non-computer cars in which case each sensor is wired individually
to the module.

You can also buy the OBDII option to grab some of the info via the port/ECU, or you can still use the wired method with computer
cars to save cost.


or is it a combination of both with an accessory harness for add ons?

Depending on whether the ECU/PCM supports a parameter, it can be taken from the OBDII port/DLC connector, or individually
wired.

[Roger Reid]

...

I've also left my job to pursue this on a full-time basis. I'm hiring a programmer to help with the
vehicle connectivity particulars (OBDII) and WIFI/Bluetooth options for Smart Phone apps.

...

You have taken a big step. I plan on using your system on my next build (on order). I look forward to working with you.

[crash]

WOW! Congrats on taking the leap to doing this as a real job. When you are ready, I will connect you with a car customizer here in San Diego. Please send me any promotional materials you have.

[LCD Gauges]

Thank you Mike, that is an amazing gesture and I'll definitely follow up with you soon!

With that, I give you a glimpse of the show just before the doors opened. It was a great event
and many contacts were made.

In addition, I've also had contact from Rick Love of Vintage Air and there is some interest happening
on his end. I'm not sure if anything will transpire, but I'll keep you all posted.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmr9U2BWLA0

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[beeman]

Awesome, Tino! Are you still a 1-man operation? Lots of work from all angles, but you seem to have that entrepreneurial spirit!

[LCD Gauges]

Myself + graphics guy (contracted) and soon to bring a programmer on-board.

Essentially, still myself taking most of the tasks, but improving on my weaker links.

At the moment, workload doesn't warrant any help, but hopefully that will change in
the near future. A couple more trade shows and magazine spread to come for 2018.

[LCD Gauges]

A quick FYI:

I have a customer considering a Lamborghini Aventador theme for a project car. He plans to buy this unit and
have me develop a controller and integrated touchscreen.

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I thought some of you might be interested if you've ever thought about something like this for your kit, or similar custom tricks!

[LCD Gauges]

I received my first "completed" install of digital dash system (LCDi-100). It's like a proud daddy moment seeing this as many
customers are still in their build stage. This certainly highlights the need to get my GTM completed for proper demo purposes!

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We're also working on a retro design for a 1965 Lincoln project. This will be one of the screen layouts for "normal cruise".
Notice the dual tach bars on each side of the speedometer needle.
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[KenWilkinson]

looking good! Now you need to access a date/calendar so you can have a "seasonal flavor" . can you image a spooky Halloween motif? Or Easter? Eggsactly!

[LCD Gauges]

Between myself, and the graphics guy (Kyle), I'm sure we can accommodate pretty much any request!

How about ghosts flying out of the screen when you hit 100 MPH? :p

[beeman]

https://ih0.redbubble.net/image.537844875.5273/pp,550x550.u2.jpg

[KenWilkinson]

April 1st is coming, you could get some excellent exposure if you can come up with a gotcha idea!

[LCD Gauges]

Latest option under development - backup camera!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fDSZGCrRs4&amp;feature=youtu.be

[LCD Gauges]

Backup Camera software complete!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH76Oj9uTbE

[beeman]

This is looking more and more OEM!
Backup camera is essential. What is the resolution?
For track cam, would you be able to run 2 cameras?

[LCD Gauges]

This particular camera is 640 x 420 (for testing).

I've been scoping out better options for the kit at 1280 x 720, 30 - 60 frames per second.

I haven't tried multiple camera recording, but I'm sure there's a way. It will most likely be a stand alone unit ( separate from the LCDi system).

[LCD Gauges]

The first proto-type module enclosure is about to be printed! No more generic looking, 'off-the-shelf' enclosures.

It will be nice to have a personalized, custom made box with a logo. No change in functionality, just a bit prettier
and pro looking!

The test print came out fairly nice for factory settings. I think the nozzle temperature needs tweaking
to eliminate the stringing inside the cross-hatching (200 degrees)?

The exterior slicing is noticeable, but not too bad.

It should be even less of an issue on a straight, flat box, but I believe there is a setting to smooth out
the slicing?

It took about 2 hours to print half the dog figurine, then I ran out of test material. I can't
imagine how long it will take to print the module box, but i'd estimate 5 hours each?

Anyone have some experience with printing large objects 10" x 8" x 4" than can confirm?

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[beeman]

Your printing software should give you an estimate of print time when you send it to the printer. For some of the long prints, I'll just start it and go to bed. Problem is that, pretty rarely, the print will "mess up" and you'll find a big ball of spaghetti basically. If the printer loses its orientation to the object, it has no idea and just keeps injecting filament where it thinks it should. So it's not a bad idea to check on the process every hour or so if you're around.

[beeman]

Nothing you print will ever look like a mass produced injection molded abs part. It will have a "printed" appearance. You can do several things if you want a smoother finish. Here's a good overview of your options.
https://m.all3dp.com/2/fdm-3d-printing-post-processing-an-overview-for-beginners/

On your CAD drawing, you have tabs hanging from the inside wall and also slots. A printer can only print an overhang of about 45 degrees, so you'll have to either add supports (your software will do this for you) or cement those features in after the print. I'm assuming you are printing in ABS, there is ABS cement you can buy or make your own by melting some of your filament in acetone to make a paste glue.

https://medium.com/bravovictornovember/3d-print-overhangs-and-how-to-deal-with-them-9eed6a7bcb5d

[beeman]

Also for your screw holes, I wouldn't have your printer 'print' the actual holes, I usually just make the holes in CAD a couple mm deep to localize the holes then drill them out after printing. Will be more accurate that way and probably stronger.

[dhanisch]

I have 4 3D printers and even with seriously optimal settings, you aren't going to get the quality of an injection molded part as described. Also, one of the most forgiving and easiest materials you print with is PLA, which does not stand up to heat generated in cars. You would need to go with PETG or ABS. Both of which typically print slower and don't have the finish quality, depending on the printer. As far as settings, I print PLA at 210 degrees with a 50 degree bed heating. With PETG, I print at 250 degrees nozzle temp and 100 degree bed temp. There are test files you can find that will print different sections of a test print at different temperatures.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2131069

As far as print time, it depends on how you slice the STL, but you can easily go into days of printing time on large prints. Something like a small project box should only take 4-8 hours, again depending on the slicer settings. Doing a finer print with a 0.1mm layer height takes twice as long as a 0.2mm height (duh, math), but has a much nicer finish. I just printed a HTC Vive attachment for the controllers and the print took nearly 48 hours with PETG, 0.12mm layer height. The print came out beautifully, but it's not fast by any means, certainly not enough for production. You're also going to be hard-pressed to get rid of the sliced exterior finish. Something like a DLP style 3D printer can have a much nicer finish, but work envelopes are typically smaller and material costs are higher. With my latest print, I was only printing at 50mm/sec with PETG. With PLA, I can get upwards of 80mm/sec print speeds.


The first proto-type module enclosure is about to be printed! No more generic looking, 'off-the-shelf' enclosures.

It will be nice to have a personalized, custom made box with a logo. No change in functionality, just a bit prettier
and pro looking!

The test print came out fairly nice for factory settings. I think the nozzle temperature needs tweaking
to eliminate the stringing inside the cross-hatching (200 degrees)?

The exterior slicing is noticeable, but not too bad.

It should be even less of an issue on a straight, flat box, but I believe there is a setting to smooth out
the slicing?

It took about 2 hours to print half the dog figurine, then I ran out of test material. I can't
imagine how long it will take to print the module box, but i'd estimate 5 hours each?

Anyone have some experience with printing large objects 10" x 8" x 4" than can confirm?

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[Jake From State Farm]

210C has been optimal for me with PLA as well. The reality is you’re creating parts with an additive process. It will leave slicing marks regardless of settings or material/equipment quality. For a flat faced part, you can run it over a belt sander with fine grit to quickly smooth things out. Other than post-processing, the best you can do is use a fine layer height (<.2mm) to make the slices smaller. This will increase print time considerably.

As for estimating filament needs, Cura software is free and allows you to enter filament roll specs. It will then estimate filament usage and materials cost when you run a model through the slicer routine. As noted, pay close attention to your material specs. PLA prints well but isn’t ideal for automotive applications.

[LCD Gauges]

Great info guys! I managed to successfully print my first proto-type and it came out pretty good!

I need to make a cover for it and then I'll share my efforts.

[LCD Gauges]

Latest Add-on: AccuAir eLevel Air Bag/Suspension controller

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tyx8fhPPcdw


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tyx8fhPPcdw

[LCD Gauges]

Stay tuned for another big update and thread for The LCDi-100R [R= remote console screen]


New features include:

- A faster, more powerful processor in a Double DIN sized enclosure.
- GPS/Navigation Software
- Media Player
- Backup Camera
- Steering Wheel controller
- Internal 35 Watt (x4) audio amplifier (also line-out for external amplifier)


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Size and Weight:
~5.5 LBS
7.25 inches wide x 4.25 inches high x 12 inches depth (for cable clearance)
11.0 Volts minimum boot voltage
8.5 Volts minimum for engine crank stability (for ~ 2 seconds)

[WIS89]

Tino-

Mad skills brother!! I keep an eye out for your posts and updates on this awesome product you have created! I am blown away by just how amazing this is.

Keep up the great work, and as always, I can't wait for more updates! All the best.

Regards,

Steve

[LCD Gauges]

Thank you Steve, I'm happy that you're along for this ride! Let's see where it goes. :cool:

[LCD Gauges]

New updates as I'm changing servers!

New email and URL will be:

info@lcddash.com
www.lcddash.com

News and updates to follow within the next few weeks!
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[LCD Gauges]

A Quick test of an old (updated) skin for our good buddy Brent.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT9Z9lOqjCI

[jamesfr58]

It's really amazing the work you have done on the LCD dash. If I had not already installed and built min around the Dakota Digital HDX system, would have to seriously consider your LCD dash as that is what I originally started out looking for when my build began.

[LCD Gauges]

New for the 12.3 Inch Wide-screen. Multi-mode graphics. Watch out for some new updates coming later this month - early August!

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[LCD Gauges]

Hello All,

I've been holding out on some news about the LCD systems and overall progress. My interior parts have finally arrived for my GTM which means
the gauges can be installed and a complete, functional video can be made!

The first magazine ad has been submitted for review and will be issued by late September / early October for the SEMA show which I'll be attending
as a spectator. If anyone is planning on going, please message me - I'd love to meet up!

A customer sent a video of his completed car (which will also be at SEMA this year). This system is the very first version that I designed for public
consumption back in 2017. So much has changed since then, however the original concept still does the trick!


https://youtu.be/cX9ZssX6EM0

Lastly, I'll be selling these Carbon Fiber dash pods and bezel plates as options with the LCD systems. This design can handle a 12.5 inch x 6 inch
LCD screen. It's no taller than the Factory Five pod, and fits the factory dash opening. The only change is the flattened, extended corners.
Also available in bare Fiberglass, painted Fiberglass, or Flat Carbon. Pricing and photos will be available on my new website soon (I'll announce it)!

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Sneak Peak of the new CPU! Soldered RAM versions available for "racecar / track" applications, but
these units stand the test as well.
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[LCD Gauges]

This next video is the latest graphic skin available for wide-screen LCD displays. It's inspired by the Fenyr supercar and can be tweaked for any vehicle.

Crank up the volume and enjoy the background music! :cool:


https://youtu.be/vynZK3lwo1s

[Presto51]

This next video is the latest graphic skin available for wide-screen LCD displays. It's inspired by the Fenyr supercar and can be tweaked for any vehicle.

Crank up the volume and enjoy the background music! :cool:


https://youtu.be/vynZK3lwo1s

Now that is Amazing product you got Tino.

Keep going on with it, MHO you got a real winner on your hands.

Ron

[LCD Gauges]

The customer installs are slowly starting roll in. The following video id s 1st revision design, purchased in 2017.
It looks great, and the new versions are so much better!

We've come a long way, yet so much further to go! :cool:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBwXTwlaHl8

[LCD Gauges]

NOTICE: Rather than make another thread, I've decided to add a poll and edit the opening post.

Thank you in advance for participating. This is a copy of the change:

Hello Everyone,

This request requires some tough love from all of you! I’m sizing myself up against the Big Guns because that’s the level I’m aiming to surpass. I’d love some feedback to keep me “real”.

How does the LCDi-100 stack up (based on what you’ve seen)? If you’re too shy to comment, please click a poll option, or send a PM. (POLL ANSWERS ARE PRIVATE)

In Process: I’m revamping my website – first impression is crucial. My video/promo material is getting better, but it’s far from where it needs to be. User / Installation Manuals are being written. Price DROP by re-configuring system with the most common functions. (at the moment, I’m not required to charge tax).

Building reputation for quality and performance doesn’t happen over-night, especially in the shadows of big name manufacturers. Thank you to those who jumped on board, and others that will be working with me in the future!

The table below compares the most popular units. Is the info accurate?

The red fields alongside my product will be difficult to improve as the costs are astronomical. Production facilities won’t even talk to you unless you’re pumping out thousands of units. True story, I was quoted $450,000 USD for a custom shaped LCD screen!!!

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[LCD Gauges]

Happy New Year Everyone,

We're starting off 2020 with a new and improved look! The new website concept is going to be
easier to navigate, with better product info and photos. A cool looking logo for identity as well!

I have hired a programmer to further develop the code, and introduce more options. Keep an
eye out for some big projects to be revealed this year - updates soon!


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This project has grown so much since the beginning. There is literally nothing leftover from the
original concept when compared to the current kit hardware. New vinyl decals to replace the paper
stickers (no more wrinkles!), a beautiful new case, more powerful and faster processors, and the
list goes on!

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New video formats for installation, and product demos to compliment PDF manuals.
The latest video is to help with selecting a system:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2k7VZZgf6I

[jamesfr58]

Great to hear things are growing and the new system looks great. If I was not as far along as I am I would have to consider installing and 200 system. You have done a phenomenal job getting a new product and company off the ground and out into the market place. It is one thing to come up with a product and quite another to bring it to market and have it excepted. My hat is off to all the hard work and time it took to do what you have done...….

[LCD Gauges]

Great to hear things are growing and the new system looks great. If I was not as far along as I am I would have to consider installing and 200 system. You have done a phenomenal job getting a new product and company off the ground and out into the market place. It is one thing to come up with a product and quite another to bring it to market and have it excepted. My hat is off to all the hard work and time it took to do what you have done...….

Thank you for the message. It's crazy to think I quit my job to give this a shot, and it's going well so far.

This year I have to concentrate on getting my name out there, with better product demos/in-car videos.
I've signed up for some marketing courses, and will bring in people that have expertise in certain fields
to make it all better.

Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Disney, and HP all started in a basement/garage....and took several
years to break through. I have to keep telling myself that.

[LCD Gauges]

The latest update for the LCD system is here! Check out the new video which shows
many of the available options and functions:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3FgF-ioXE4

A new development for this coming Spring is a dual camera video/data logger, that can
be customized for gauge layouts. It is also available for standard gauges systems.

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My new website is still under development, however feel free to check out the new pricing
and options!

https://www.LCDdash.com (https://www.LCDdash.com)

[LCD Gauges]

Latest Updates for 200 Series:
- 720/1080P Video and HD Audio player
- Icon based menus
- WIFI Cellphone Tethering/Audio streaming via Spotify
- WIFI Tethering for Web Browsing

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100/200 Series System Update
- GPS based race video & data logger
- Up to 4 camera views on dash screen
- Gauge overlays on video, or standard background
- Lap timers with +/- differentials


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Sorry for the big text and photos. The site would not let me upload from my computer!

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New website launch! New graphics, new hardware, better layout!




https://www.lcddash.com (https://www.lcddash.com)


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[narkosys]

Nicely done! but that spinning header thing gets unnerving.

[LCD Gauges]

Nicely done! but that spinning header thing gets unnerving.


Thank you and I can not agree more! I have asked the web guy to disable the spinning banner.

[LCD Gauges]

Good evening all, we have some interesting updates to share, and new customer install photos that are finally coming to life!

The website has the latest graphics uploaded, and some renamed menu headers for easier navigation. The latest LCD screens
have more robust cables and improved mounting format.

Soon to be released some Ferrari F430 replica love! :cool:

Enjoy the quick promo video.


https://youtu.be/jkPg5Oa6-mc

[LCD Gauges]

Good day all, thanks for dropping in to read the latest updates.

We're moving in the right direction with an aluminum enclosure and harness, as opposed to 3D printed
housings. There is no difference in performance from the previous version, simply a hardware change.

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A more standardized kit will be launched with a dedicated skin to help expedite the build process. The skin
will offer variations for manufacturer logos and vehicle images.

Two versions will be available for those needing additional information.
6 to 8 Gauges: Tach, Speedometer, Voltmeter, Fuel Level, Temperature, Pressure, Pressure/Fluid Temp, Boost
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Custom skins will still be offered for projects needing more OEM replicated clusters.
They can be found on the website at this link:

https://lcddash.com/product/graphic-skins/

I'll be hiring a tech to help assemble the systems are more orders are coming in. If you're in the Whitby, Ontario
area and have a background in Electronics feel free to reach out!

Here are a couple of the latest promo videos to leave you with!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVcSHXGPlcs

[LCD Gauges]

This project was developed for a boat company with gauges, and touch controls for relay outputs:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NW4VPi7Y0Sc

[LCD Gauges]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone. Thanks to those that reached out, and let me make their vehicle
extra cool!

One more promo vid for the end of the year, and maybe a promise to finally work on my GTM in 2022?! :/

Enjoy the weekend,
Tino


https://youtu.be/-EdeegBtrXA

[WIS89]

Tino-

I am crazy about your work!! It is such a beautiful product, and the customization you offer is really awesome!

I hope folks are beating down your door with orders!

Have a wonderful Christmas, and I hope '22 offers you plenty of time to work on the GTM!

Regards,

Steve

[LCD Gauges]

Thank you, Steve. Things definitely look promising for this LCD kit!

I'll need to wrap my GTM in a big red bow for the years of neglect. ;)

Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[CK build]

I purchased an incomplete Gen 1 that came with an Isis (now infinity box) system for it. I would like to do a single console display for front and rear camera, entertainment, HVAC, and start button. Would I be able to connect all the Infinity Box functions into one of your console systems? Also I believe I read your system does not yet have Bluetooth for phones are there plans for that in the next year or so?

Thanks. Your stuff looks very cool.

[LCD Gauges]

I purchased an incomplete Gen 1 that came with an Isis (now infinity box) system for it. I would like to do a single console display for front and rear camera, entertainment, HVAC, and start button. Would I be able to connect all the Infinity Box functions into one of your console systems? Also I believe I read your system does not yet have Bluetooth for phones are there plans for that in the next year or so?

Thanks. Your stuff looks very cool.

Thanks CK,

It is best to Private Message, or email me with specifics on which Infinity functions you want to use with the LCD system.

The HVAC, Infotainment, and Engine Start are only available on the Dual Screen as that is the touch control mechanism
for climate function, relay controls, etc.
https://lcddash.com/product/200-series-dual-dash-lcd/

There is a hybrid solution for bluetooth which is explained in this video:

https://youtu.be/VYX4TkMT11I

Thanks for your questions and interest!

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New Graphics & new hardware. CAN bus, OBD2, ECU hard-wired, or Carbureted engines - no problem.

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Some video links as well:

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CbkvcZyFu0l/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CbqdVlogTU9/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link