Can someone help me with this wiring?.

[Dandura]

Alright I know that most people don't wire a lux V to a MR Board for various reasons, but as my funds are limited I can't get a CF v3.0, so this is the best i can do for now. I want to run it all with the push of one button ( if at all possible), and if possible incorporate the kill switch style recharge port. I have a Darth maul MR Board and will be getting the BuckPuck 700mA and Battery Pack soon. I will post a schematic and If someone can help me solve it it would be absolutely fantastic. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Blank Schematic.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2056/...4fa00caa_o.jpg

The Updated one.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2358/...876d7214_o.jpg

[Hasid Lafre]

The speaker shares a common + with the MR board. That much I can tell ya.

[Dandura]

alright thanks Hasid I thought so, i could probably try to figure this out, but I don't wan't all my money to blow up in my face.

[Er Dan Gill]

I might be wrong, but I think you will need to resistor the battery pack down before going to the MR sound board, or you might get the magic smoke. I think I read the most an MR SB can handle is 6V, but I'm not 100% sure. You could probably use a DPDT switch to control both the LED and SB with one switch, if I'm correct.

[Dandura]

Thats what the 5 Volt regulator is for it drops up to 32 Volts down to 5 Volts.

[goldsaberwarrior]

If you're using a buckpuck I can't see why you would need to resistor the bat pack down. About the only things I see that could go wrong would be the fact that you're using a luxV. I would recommend putting another buckpuck in the saber if it will fit. Reason being 2 of them can handle the voltage better than just one can. Other than that I see nothing wrong with what you have thus far.

[Ghostbat]

I have to admit I completely missed the regulator when I looked at the images Which regulator are you using?

[Er Dan Gill]

If you're using a buckpuck I can't see why you would need to resistor the bat pack down.

Because the MR SB's cant handle the 7.2 volts from his battery back.

Thats what the 5 Volt regulator is for it drops up to 32 Volts down to 5 Volts.

Oops, I completly missed that in your schematic, sorry.

[goldsaberwarrior]

I didn't see the 7.2 volts it showed on his pack. I see what his prob is now. Like is said before throw another buckpuck in there or a resistor, preferably a buckpuck. Using 2 of them should get his voltage down. If that still doesn't you may have to use a resistor with the two buckpucks. Like I said before do it however you think it will work best but that's what I recommend anyway.

[Er Dan Gill]

I'm still pretty sure you wont be able to use the TCSS switch you have on the diagram. A DPDT like this one in the shop: http://http://www.thecustomsabershop...itch--P46.aspx would work better. Because you need to wire the sound board and the buck puck as two separate circuits. As far as the regulator, I've never used one so I can't help there. But on the buck puck the red and black go to the battery, with the switch inbetween, and the blue(-) and white(+) go to the LED.