Share your Trailer Ideas Here

[pawnshopmike]

This is the stuff I'm using if anyone is interested, like I said I've used it a lot in my house and love it. No glue, nails or screws, it cuts with a box knife and its water proof.

http://www.lowes.com/pd_516564-60080-LX90100706_0__

The wife and I are planning to use that stuff in the basement someday. That way if it ever leaks it's no big deal.

 

[Bipeguy03]

If I keep going, my whole house is going to have it!! lol Best housing invention since the indoor toilet!!

 

[Krzy4RC]

Rest day on wednesday and E-Trac on Thursday. Leave Fri morning...it better warm up in Shreveport!

Plans are for latex paint on walls. Power Distribution for 120 VAC (Honda E2000) and 12 VDC from Marine Battery. LED Lights running off 12 VDC. (Need some good sources for prefab 12 V LED's). Storage bays under work bench for Gen, Gas and Batts.

Will modify as needed, as I admire the trailers at the events!

 

[bigblueswope]

Buy my LEDs off eBay. Couple of bucks for a strip a couple of meters long.


BJ Swope

 

[Krzy4RC]

You buy bare LEDs or do they have a housing?

 

[mndless]

Have a month or so before the next plane project starts, so, need to get the trailer knocked out.

This is a bit of over kill, but, might as well do it like I want it and now is the time. The schematic will make more sense as this unfolds.

7 x 14 with a 6'6 ceiling, insulated walls and ceiling... just some primer and the start of some wiring. Ran some speaker wire and tapped into the ceiling lights and vent fan. little more paint and will start on the cabinets and all the stuff in the schematic.

 

[bigblueswope]

You buy bare LEDs or do they have a housing?

Strips like this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SPECIAL-OFF...060?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e81818194

Hook em up to 12v and bright like the sun.

I have an old computer power supply running 2 strips on a 1x2" frame over my work bench. Crazy bright.


BJ Swope

 

[Bipeguy03]

@Krzy4RC I got my lights on Amazon. 2 16 foot 5050 LED high intensity strips (300 LEDS) were $18 a piece. If you run DC direct to them you don't need a driver.

I went kinda crazy and got multiple colored lights (RGB) with a music activated controller so the lights will change color and blink to music from the stereo. All in all I spent less than $100 on lights.

Search HitLights on Amazon, they have pretty good stuff.

 

[ericb]

The wife and I are planning to use that stuff in the basement someday. That way if it ever leaks it's no big deal.

I have it in my basement. After the 2nd time we got sewer in the basement we decided we needed something waterproof.

 

[pawnshopmike]

@ericb
That looks great bro. Did you install it yourselves?