Who would like to beta test one of my new voltage regulators?

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I'm interested in one with the battery Sense line vs sensing voltage via the ignition switch.


Honestly, the amphenol is Overkill for me, I'd prefer pigtails and I can put a deustch connector on it, I use them all over the place in my harness
 
I'm interested in one with the battery Sense line vs sensing voltage via the ignition switch.


Honestly, the amphenol is Overkill for me, I'd prefer pigtails and I can put a deustch connector on it, I use them all over the place in my harness
First out the door is going to be a stock replacement at this point, but I can come back to the improved version if there's enough demand.

Paperwork is getting more and more complicated. Getting an LLC set up was an easy fill in the blank deal and $100. The IRS was pretty straightforward to contact, along with the state department of revenue. But local business licensing has required more paperwork than everything else put together, and I still haven't finished.
 
First out the door is going to be a stock replacement at this point, but I can come back to the improved version if there's enough demand.

Paperwork is getting more and more complicated. Getting an LLC set up was an easy fill in the blank deal and $100. The IRS was pretty straightforward to contact, along with the state department of revenue. But local business licensing has required more paperwork than everything else put together, and I still haven't finished.

I'd also be interested in a kit of parts or a PCB and BOM that I assemble myself. I have pretty bad voltage drop between the battery, ign switch and the VR currently.

If you're interested in a low run of just PCBs or want to sell a dev. PCB let me know, I'll pay whatever a fair price is.
 
I still have two of the AT connector regulators assembled. If you're OK with the problems with the potting compound (keep it away from water; I'm pretty sure it will leak!) and want to test it, PM me with your address and I'll send you one of them.
 
The local zoning board does not like the idea of making electronics for sale at home. It appears that having them made at a local contract manufacturer may work but would force this project to start a couple steps further along than I originally planned. Looking into this further...
 
The local zoning board does not like the idea of making electronics for sale at home. It appears that having them made at a local contract manufacturer may work but would force this project to start a couple steps further along than I originally planned. Looking into this further...

How did you find that out?
 
Applying for a business license. Interestingly they didn't reject the application and instead asked me to make corrections and resubmit it.
 
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