Heater Controls Not Luminated

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Post by mac » Tue Oct 30, 2007 8:09 am

NOOPS 160 wrote:
campbell wrote:
NOOPS 160 wrote:I can't understand why anyone would require to see the heater control, I can't see my feet but it doesn't stop me working three pedals at once in the dark............... :? or am I on a different orbit as usual :lol: :wink:
The pedals are all generally on/off...although I accept brake and throttle benefit from some modulation ;-) But in all cases, other than throttle, you are actuating pedals from rest, so you always have a reference point. With throttle, you actuate from a constant known position, so again you have a ref point.

With the heater, it's a bit of a lottery of a fiddle when dark. And how do you remember which of temperature or heat direction is on the top or bottom slider...can you tell just now without going to look ;-)

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Taking all of the above on board, tongue in cheek ...... :lol: the answer is yes :wink: lets face it , on,off, hot ,cold, windscreen or feet...... is not even for old people like me :wink: perhaps I'm an natural at nocturnal driving :shock: :lol: but it aint that hard to work out ........remember whilst at the same time working three pedals, steering wheel, lights /dip switch, indicator and trying to draw breath in the cold with the roof off........... :lol: :wink:

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Post by ExigeKen » Tue Oct 30, 2007 8:30 am

mac wrote:
NOOPS 160 wrote:
campbell wrote: The pedals are all generally on/off...although I accept brake and throttle benefit from some modulation ;-) But in all cases, other than throttle, you are actuating pedals from rest, so you always have a reference point. With throttle, you actuate from a constant known position, so again you have a ref point.

With the heater, it's a bit of a lottery of a fiddle when dark. And how do you remember which of temperature or heat direction is on the top or bottom slider...can you tell just now without going to look ;-)

Campbell
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Taking all of the above on board, tongue in cheek ...... :lol: the answer is yes :wink: lets face it , on,off, hot ,cold, windscreen or feet...... is not even for old people like me :wink: perhaps I'm an natural at nocturnal driving :shock: :lol: but it aint that hard to work out ........remember whilst at the same time working three pedals, steering wheel, lights /dip switch, indicator and trying to draw breath in the cold with the roof off........... :lol: :wink:

Noops
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Mac is very scared this morning - a lucid post from Noops after midnight - freaky!!! :lol:



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Post by campbell » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:38 pm

NOOPS 160 wrote:
Taking all of the above on board, tongue in cheek ...... :lol: the answer is yes :wink: lets face it , on,off, hot ,cold, windscreen or feet...... is not even for old people like me :wink: perhaps I'm an natural at nocturnal driving :shock: :lol: but it aint that hard to work out ........remember whilst at the same time working three pedals, steering wheel, lights /dip switch, indicator and trying to draw breath in the cold with the roof off........... :lol: :wink:

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Tee hee!

But you didn't answer my question. Can you remember which slider is which, without looking ;-) Go on...

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Post by Rich H » Wed Oct 31, 2007 9:40 am

My heater has 2 settings, both to the right, demist (Well mist then demist) and then both to the center when its cold and left when its warm :thumbsup

My car is fitted with extra lightness, well it was :roll:

My calculations of the components required were a bit off (About right for something on a Lotus) and something has gone pop... I think it was the pot I used to get variable brightness, it was only cheap. Either that or the LEDs have blown. Fortunately they were something daft like 9p each and I bought a load.

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Post by gorrie » Wed Oct 31, 2007 1:27 pm

I've got no idea what lights you mean... went in to the garage for a look in case mine were broken (as nothing illuminates my heater contros), but I guess I just don't have any.
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Post by campbell » Thu Nov 01, 2007 11:15 am

NOOPS 160 wrote:
Oh :!: at a stab the top one is the window /feet thingy, :?: and the bottom one is the heater control........... :?:

All right I'm guessing :lol: ,

Noops now wandering nonchalantly out to the garage pretending to look at something more important than checking to see if he was remotely close.......... :lol: :wink:
LOL - good effort, spot on!

As for S2 135Rs, I think they have a floodlit heater control illuminator...ie the interior light ;-)
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