Hello "Maxx"....I'm not sure it this will find its way to you but its the only way I know to try to get your attention at this point. If you read this, please give me a call at the Cell # I gave you earlier this week. Thank you! ~JL
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Hello "Maxx"....I'm not sure it this will find its way to you but its the only way I know to try to get your attention at this point. If you read this, please give me a call at the Cell # I gave you earlier this week. Thank you! ~JL
Yea hey dude I didnt forget ya I just busy today my first day off lol .
I am all about helping others with led mods but I was advised that it could backfire on others trying and especially with the Panasonic they could destroy it if not technically inclined,
So I delayed posting details on my photobucket pics because of being blamed for others trying and failing.
The issue with the Panny is both space and it needed both resistors before, with a cap in paralel to eliminate low level switching noise introduced by the alternating led circuit.
Then there is the hot glue issue where if ypu place too much or wrong spot , the box will have either difficulty closing and also there is the dial light issue where there is zero to no real space for the lights without it getting in the way of the dail pointer.
Its kinda funny how tbis unassuming Panny turned out to be a real project.
Also I forgot the meter switch is not only impossible to get to, without a full dismantling of the guts, but also its pins are useless to tap off of for controlling the leds.
I had to resort to putting a micro switch there in that location.
Thats why I would recommend putting a control switch in side area wherethere is space by the jacks.
I hope to be free this evening so anyone wanna know more just PM me and dude Ill give ya a ring then, peace.
