Toggle or Rocker Switches?

[gus]

I can't think of even one advantage to a rocker switch.

A really good extension for a toggle switch that is important to find in a hurry is a piece of clear (Or colored) plastic tubing a bit longer than the toggle.

It is cheap, easy to install and won't break off or cause the toggle to break.

[gumpy]

I like the toggles on my left side control panel, but I like rockers, too.  I'm using rocker switches for all my conversion switches. The Contura switches from Waytek make a very nice installation. Yes, you have to cut a rectangular hole that's exact, but
with a little effort and a good jigsaw, it's not too difficult. Here's a photo of my recent leveling system switch installation on the
dash....

[belfert]

My dash has all rocker switches.  I've memorized the location of all the important switches like the cruise switches and the Jake brake switches.  I can find them by feel.  All of my rocker switches have lights in them.

I've never had toggle switches so I have no opinion on which are best.

I used rocker switches for everything in my coach sorta like what Craig did.  A buddy of mine runs a laser at a machine shop so I had him cut holes in stainless steel switch plates that the switches fit into.  I mounted regular electrical boxes in the stud wall around the bathroom and found creative ways to mount the switch plates in other locations.

[HB of CJ]

Did I write toggles?  My mind is going....I can feel it....I can feel it.  I meant rockers.   AUGGHHHHH!  CROWNS FOREVER!!!