It can control anything that runs off 12v. It’s just a solid state switch with Bluetooth and a bunch of other nice features. I don’t have much for external lighting but I was thinking maybe I should get some.
Right now I’m mostly using it to control the various LED strips I have in the camper.
edit: you motivated me to add some “scene” lighting. I have a BD rock light coming that I’ll be mounting to the top of the GFC racing rearward and this switch will control that as well.
Nice! I installed a second SwitchPros panel inside too. Super handy!
Finally got up and installed 8020 DIY bars I had sitting in my living room for last few weeks
Got the solar panel up, its a bifacial hoping the white top gets a little extra juice
Flat converted starlink also mounted, just temporary mounting as I’m building a quick release and cam holder so I can tilt it up when the tent is deployed.
Wrapped one of my panels with vinyl as a test DEET on panels? - #31 by steezeman
Currently working on the cab build, designing a bunch of parts. Not much to show there. Cleaned out the whole truck to make room for some stuff going on this week
Followed @Chuck.D with my horse trailer vent project… added a really nice bracket to pipe the diesel heater flow into the truck bed. It also helps with ventilation overall, pups or just to let the Dometic exhaust (warm air) escape the truck bed.
Ah shit, QD swivel? Gonna have to repurpose a few unused AR slings.
$70 yikes. That’s super cool and I get they mill it here but holy moly.
Wonder if these can hold weight: https://www.lumberingbearadventuregear.com/product-page/prometheus-1
Mark makes some high quality stuff from what I have seen. He uses high strength plastics that have some REALLY strong strength.
I think sliders/rails are next. My truck is fairly lifted, so I’m considering the option with the little platform near the rear wheel well- small spot to stand. It’s always “almost finished” eh?
These have the rear kick out, although they are pretty tight to the body and not filled with a plate. But that area is convenient for standing on to access stuff for sure!
I often wish I had a small stool when wrestling my awning straps, so maybe the kick out is a good idea. Thanks!
Made a simple but huge improvement to our VRNCLR bedding Catch. As great as that product is, it would occasionally dump our stuff out of it while driving bumpy roads. More a result of it being overstuffed than anything!
We put a grommet in the catch, installed a small picture frame hanger in the t-track, and used a small nite ize s-biner to connect the two. So far, all our over stuffed items have stayed in place!
Put in this semi fold-away morning coffee seat.
Perfectly comfortable when making and drinking coffee downstairs in the camper.
Stowed away
Folded out mode
@WrinkledPants
Many thanks to Overland Softgoods for the custom size back cushion cover and stuff sack that is perfect for my stow-able seat! Scott and Sharon offer great quality needlework and superb service. Couldn’t be happier…
When my wife joins me on camp excursions, I leave the platform cushions in place so I needed another cushion option downstairs.
Peace.
Here’s a quick little breakdown of some recent updates:
Anyway, here’s a video if you didn’t read any of that…
(3D Cap detail, and as you can see, that’s a big ole gap.)
Yeah… I could cut those finger nails.
Glad to help and video is killer as always 
Added a BD rock light to the bottom of the rear panel for a little more light while cooking at night on the tail gate.
Also added USB charging ports downstairs and upstairs, all controlled by the Switch Pro.
Finally got around to replacing the beef bar towers as well. I’ve had the new ones for a while but had been putting off doing it because of all the issues people seemed to be having. No issues with mine but I did notice my beef bars seem to be holding quite a bit of water and I don’t live in a very wet place. Has anyone drilled drain holes in the bottom of them?
