Cardinal - Picky's first sound saber

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05-03-2011, 02:18 AM
Picky

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Cardinal - Picky's first sound saber

Before I bagin this thread, I have to say thank you to all the members that helped me during the project phase :D

Well, the parts arrived on April 20, I payed the customhouse tax (55 € ;) ), opened the box and took some picture:
here you see the speaker, the 2 SD cards (LM and DM), my cell (well, that didn't arrived from TCSS...), some screws, the emitter the gold style 3 trim ring, the button, the kill key, the recharge port, a lot of JST connectors and the pommel.
In the second picture there are the covertec button, the choke, the 7" fluted extension, the PC-L, the aux button and the blue P4.

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05-03-2011, 02:23 AM
Azmaria Dei

nice. that'll look really good all together.
05-03-2011, 08:10 AM
Knighthammer

Look foward to the progress Picky.
05-05-2011, 05:26 AM
Picky

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I forgot one thing: all the parts are powder coated in Candy Gold, a fantastic color, not too much heavy and not too trasparent :)

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The next step was drilling a hole for the covertec button: not a perfect work but the large button will cover these scretches...

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Then I glued the battery holder to the speaker holder, wired the speaker and glued it to its holder... A very long piece, I doubted it would have fit into the 7" extension.

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So I cut a piece of the pommel thread, as seen in a tutorial video (thank you, Ki-Djowac!)

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05-05-2011, 10:19 AM
stegasp

Looking good so far. Can't wait to see more!
05-07-2011, 05:04 AM
Picky

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Update:
I soldered the LED to a JST connector so in future I'll be able to change the color of the saber.

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Then I begun to work with the PC-L... Really a small sound card!

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The next step was wiring the aux button: not possible without pretinning the joints

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I decided to connect the + of the main switch and the common - to a JST connector, so the big guarded button has been installed without difficulties. At this point the PC-L remembers an octopus!

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Final steps: I soldered the wires from the speaker, glued a sheath of platic film (the one used to wrap the notebooks) to the battery holder and I slid inside that film the PC-L to insulate it and it is already possible to access the SD card.

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