Mikey
Well-Known Member
Unless the mechanical parts inside of a PFM would interfere with the heating parts of a heated mirror, I dont see why this wouldnt work.
Im almost certain the heating element attaches to the backside of the glass, so, the rest of the mirror is the typical stuff used to move it up/down/left/right. [If Im wrong, by all means, someone correct me].
Im not sure how much space the parts inside a PFM take up BUT, Id assume that they either wouldnt interfere with the heating parts -OR- parts could be made to fit.
I know they're not the same, but as I mentioned earlier, Ive seen at least ONE 4Ger make heated PFMs out of one set of heated and one set of PFMs. I dont remember how they did it or cost but it worked. Ill have to look it up and see what I can find. Might shine some light into our current "project" of sorts.
So, basically, unless the parts that make the mirror fold, are big and clunky and take up that entire shell, I dont see why you couldnt hybrid the two.
Im almost certain the heating element attaches to the backside of the glass, so, the rest of the mirror is the typical stuff used to move it up/down/left/right. [If Im wrong, by all means, someone correct me].
Im not sure how much space the parts inside a PFM take up BUT, Id assume that they either wouldnt interfere with the heating parts -OR- parts could be made to fit.
I know they're not the same, but as I mentioned earlier, Ive seen at least ONE 4Ger make heated PFMs out of one set of heated and one set of PFMs. I dont remember how they did it or cost but it worked. Ill have to look it up and see what I can find. Might shine some light into our current "project" of sorts.
So, basically, unless the parts that make the mirror fold, are big and clunky and take up that entire shell, I dont see why you couldnt hybrid the two.