Completed my last modification to the Bighorn before going out of town on a long camping trip to Myrtle Beach, SC
Thanks to Jim B's thought on relocating the bedroom closet light switch for easy access when needing light in the closet.
First picture is the light switch in the on position showing a red light in the center of the switch. This is good for reminding that the light is on in the event that the door is closed and you forgot to turn the light off. I purchase a 12v automotive style recessed foglight switch from Auto Zone.
Second picture shows the switch in the off position.
Third picture is taken from inside the closet facing the backside of door opening. This one show how I routed the wiring to the switch assy. Note: Wire loom was utilized to conceal the three 10 gage wires. Loom was still hanging loose where it enters the backside of the wall heading to the switch. I was not finished securing it to the wall when this picture was taken.
Total labor and parts = 1.5 hrs $25.00.
Thanks to Jim B's thought on relocating the bedroom closet light switch for easy access when needing light in the closet.
First picture is the light switch in the on position showing a red light in the center of the switch. This is good for reminding that the light is on in the event that the door is closed and you forgot to turn the light off. I purchase a 12v automotive style recessed foglight switch from Auto Zone.
Second picture shows the switch in the off position.
Third picture is taken from inside the closet facing the backside of door opening. This one show how I routed the wiring to the switch assy. Note: Wire loom was utilized to conceal the three 10 gage wires. Loom was still hanging loose where it enters the backside of the wall heading to the switch. I was not finished securing it to the wall when this picture was taken.
Total labor and parts = 1.5 hrs $25.00.
