Mictuning RGB 12 gang switch panel overview

Here’s my complete overview of the Mictuning 12 gang Rgb switch panel. Toggle, strobe, and momentary functions explained. Bench tested.
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Links ⬇️
12 gang: amzn.to/3LRcF5e
8 gang: amzn.to/3nNLVKU
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Bedlights: amzn.to/3B89fGv
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C1 rgbw rock lights: amzn.to/3NSj6Ym

[@mictuning]

Thank you for sharing 🤩✌🤩

[@miketoti144]

I would definitely be interested in seeing how the train horn gets hooked up

[@OBSBryce]

My train horn is already Installed on a push button, just gotta connect it to this. It’s solely full time 12v, on a momentary. The 12v is ram to the solenoid relay for the horn. Pretty simple.

[@ChickenGarage]

thank you for your video! I have a question, do the parameters reset to zero when you turn OFF the circuit breaker?

[@OBSBryce]

You know I actually didn’t try and cut power to see if it retained a “memory”. That’s a good question and I’ll have to get back with you.

[@ChickenGarage]

@@OBSBryce Thanks, and are you satisfied with the keyboard? no problems ?

[@tojannetworks6466]

what dash surround you got on the bench, looking for something for a project car.

[@OBSBryce]

OBS ford

[@edwardchamberlain7858]

The only problem with this thing, it's switching the negative lead, and that is really stupid. Twice the wiring, and applications where the device you're trying to control has a chassis bonded ground, this won't work at all. Happy with the concept, and it will work after I make all the necessary changes, but I wouldn't buy another one of these. Another guy did a video on this thing, and the constant hot is back feeding a bunch of circuits in his truck. The designers of this thing are from another planet.