Originally Posted by MrRCFlying

Perry,
Just an FYI, your order is slightly backed up. I was waiting on a parts order. It should go out on Monday. You will need to cut a hole or at least drill small holes. The sound will not be loud enough if you don't.

Andrew

Thanks for the update and the info. Looking forward to it.

Regards...

I'm thinking hard on that new "C" version for my Zero. Just wish it was not so close to Christmas

Andrew,

As requested, here is a picture of your system. I had to unwire / unsolder it to fit it as two half before I reconnect everything running though the fuse but stupidly, I did not take a picture of what goes where thinking I would finish it all in a night some time ago.

Please tell me where the two small speaker wire into and the single white wire. and then I can maiden this bay boy this weekend !!!

Thx
G

I also have a question for ya Andrew...What is the 3 prong phono jack for? along with the DC jack next to it? and the two jumper positions for on the other side?

My wife asked what I wanted for my upcoming birthday in early December and I told her and sent the link to the Budget B and two speaker add-on. All is good at Prof100's house. The Budget B is going in a FMS T28.

Gentlemen,
I am sorry for my slow replies. Yesterday was extreemly busy, trying to catch up on orders. Give me a little bit, and I will try to answer all of your questions.

Andrew

MrRCSound System

Gary

Originally Posted by Sandancer

MrRCSound System

Gary

Question for Andrew here:

Why have these Non-compliant devices on the unit? if they serve no purpose?

What is the purpose of the Mute Jumper? and what is the other unused jumper pins next to it for?

Also what are the spearker screw connections for on the gun card? since it is pluged in the the main Amp card and uses it's speaker connections.

Originally Posted by brandonmoon

Question for Andrew here:

Why have these Non-compliant devices on the unit? if they serve no purpose?

What is the purpose of the Mute Jumper? and what is the other unused jumper pins next to it for?

Also what are the spearker screw connections for on the gun card? since it is pluged in the the main Amp card and uses it's speaker connections.

Hi Brandon,
Sorry for the late replies.

The amplifier is not a custom designed component, so they come with the power connector, input, mute, etc. in place. I am working with a couple of companies to design and build a custom amplifier, but unitl that happens, these ones work fine. They could be removed, but in all honesty the extra few grams does not make much of a difference.

The screw connections on the gun card are output for gun lights. Low voltage lights, 2-4v 10-20ma LEDs. Two positive and one negitive. I need to make better refrence to that in the instructions.

Andrew

Originally Posted by G-Forced

Andrew,

As requested, here is a picture of your system. I had to unwire / unsolder it to fit it as two half before I reconnect everything running though the fuse but stupidly, I did not take a picture of what goes where thinking I would finish it all in a night some time ago.

Please tell me where the two small speaker wire into and the single white wire. and then I can maiden this bay boy this weekend !!!

Thx
G

The white wire needs to be soldered to the middel silverpart of the input connector jack. Let me modify your picture and put it back up.

Andrew

Originally Posted by MrRCFlying

The white wire needs to be soldered to the middel silverpart of the input connector jack. Let me modify your picture and put it back up.

Andrew

Yes please - I dont remember unsoldering that - Just the two Red and black wires...

Originally Posted by G-Forced

Yes please - I dont remember unsoldering that - Just the two Red and black wires...

Here you are. I hope this helps.

It does Andrew. Thanks very much.

My ultimate system arrived today. Thanks for the great service

I plan on fitting it to my 1700mm P-40.

Is there a way to safely test it before fitting so I can calibrate the engine speed to engine sound.

I did a bind a spare rx to the model and plugged in the system. Servo male to a y lead in throttle and powered up with a 3s lipo.

I got the start up sound at almost 3/4 throttle, just clicking at stick levels under that and no transition to operating rpm . Does an ESC have to part of the loop to work properly?

I can take a snap or video of the set-up.

What brand radio are you useing? I had the same thing with mine on my Futaba and ended up plugging it into a spare chanel and mixing that chanel to the throttle chanel and adjusting the end points on the mix to get the sync up correct. Takes a little fiddle work, but it's worth it.