| The next step on the conversion project is cutting and shaping the hole for the on/off switch. The switch isn't physically set yet in case I have to access its terminals. |
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| Completed Project! Plugs right into the wall! The only other cable is to connect the keypad to the sign. This became the dream birthday gift for (at the time) a very excited 17 year old transit fan! It was constructed with internal wiring and safeguards so that even young owners can use these safely. |
| Starting a new project! One of TWO Luminator electronic signs I'm rebuilding and modifying to be plugged right in to the wall. The first step for this Horizon side sign is removing its motherboard and power/data connectors so that the physical body can be modified. |



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| All the wire conduits are drilled, the power plug and switch are now set into the body, and the power and grounding wires are connected. All that's left is running the internal power and data wires to the circuit boards inside to get the required internal power... and if it works will be done! |















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