11-27-2010, 09:03 PM
I finally finished the install tonight after a few busy days at work.
I added some lead to the top of the motor to compensate for what had been cut away. More will be fitted beneath the long hood, when I start on the body.
I modified the 8ohm high-bass speaker to include the LED for the rear light. This was the only way I could get the LED at the correct height. I also had to cut away some of the clear plastic from the lens/numberboard casting so the speaker would fit.
The capacitor wires were shortened to suit and the capacitor sits loosely on a cradle made using the pickup wires and those for the front nose-mounted LED.
Here are the photos
Even without the body-shell in place, I am pretty pleased with the sound quality from the speaker.
Now to start on the detailling and weathering on the loco.
Jon
I added some lead to the top of the motor to compensate for what had been cut away. More will be fitted beneath the long hood, when I start on the body.
I modified the 8ohm high-bass speaker to include the LED for the rear light. This was the only way I could get the LED at the correct height. I also had to cut away some of the clear plastic from the lens/numberboard casting so the speaker would fit.
The capacitor wires were shortened to suit and the capacitor sits loosely on a cradle made using the pickup wires and those for the front nose-mounted LED.
Here are the photos
Even without the body-shell in place, I am pretty pleased with the sound quality from the speaker.
Now to start on the detailling and weathering on the loco.
Jon
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