If the 7000k cool white color is disagreeable to you, and the lights are bright enough that an ~10% output loss is acceptable, apply a layer of Kapton tape to the lenses.
When kapton tape.is placed on a halogen light lens, the color is very close to ‘selective yellow’ which is beneficial to the human eye for seeing properly in rain/fog.
Bluish light causes a lot of glare, screws with human eyeballs. People tend to think it is brighter, when it might not be.
The kapton tape deals with the heat, and can bee peeled off without leaving residue, so can be a worthwhile experiment.
Its all press fit and designed to be printed in stiff TPU. There is a hole in the base for a M5 grub screw to thread into the tpu and hopefully anchor it in place.
Printed and installed. Everything worked out except for the need for a very very minor correction. I will update the cad above shortly with an edit to indicate
Got it all working however one downside is that when i charge the board the bms discharge turns on so lights go on while charging . Gets rather hot and can’t turn it off. Not ideal.
If only that decorative button was an actual button . If i had room i would have added a panel mount to physically unplug.
I would do that, as I have the same issue as @Wasubot but I’m using the MakerX integrated power button, not a loopkey. I would have to install a separate loopkey just for the aux power.
Discharge setting on bms, however as circuit is on when charging you can’t turn this off during charge. I have a maker x antispark here so I might shove this inline. Not sure I really need to fiddle with software button and a hardware button (on maker x) but not sure how to get around that immediately.
. Gets rather hot and can’t turn it off. Not ideal.