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Anakin FX and Hasbro Speaker
alright here's the deal, I've got an Anakin ROTS FX sound board and a speaker from an older Dooku sitting in front of me (from the board w/o the motion sensor from AOTC).
let me see if I've got this right for the Anakin board:
black is negative.
red is positive.
brown is negative, the return wire from the board to the speaker.
two things that are confusing me.
1.the two blue wires that connected to the switch from the Anakin board. is one negative and another positive, or something different? I'm an idiot when it comes to electronics, mind you.
2.the Dooku speaker has two grey wires coming out of it...again, how would I tell which is negative and which is positive?
the reason I ask this is because the speaker from the Anakin is busted and I was aiming to hook the Dooku speaker up to the board. I'd heard of some of you on here hooking up Hasbro speakers to MR boards before, so maybe you could help me out? much appreciated.
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Sith Lord
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by thestr8metaledge
alright here's the deal, I've got an Anakin ROTS FX sound board and a speaker from an older Dooku sitting in front of me (from the board w/o the motion sensor from AOTC).
let me see if I've got this right for the Anakin board:
black is negative.
red is positive.
brown is negative, the return wire from the board to the speaker.
two things that are confusing me.
1.the two blue wires that connected to the switch from the Anakin board. is one negative and another positive, or something different? I'm an idiot when it comes to electronics, mind you.
2.the Dooku speaker has two grey wires coming out of it...again, how would I tell which is negative and which is positive?
the reason I ask this is because the speaker from the Anakin is busted and I was aiming to hook the Dooku speaker up to the board. I'd heard of some of you on here hooking up Hasbro speakers to MR boards before, so maybe you could help me out? much appreciated.
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The two blue wires on the anakin switch just complete a circuit no postive or negative just touch the two together and the board powers up.
On the speaker it don't matter, just trust me on that one, I could explain it but it we would still be back to the point it don't matter.
Do-Clo
Don't make me destroy you...
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yes, trust do-clo, he is wise, and all knowing when it comes to electronics. he da man!!!!
You dont know the POWER, of the dark side...
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sweet deal thanks. so from the board, do all three wires hook up to the speaker, or do the red and black go to positive and negative on the LED respectively, and just the brown wire hooks up to the two grey ones? or one of the grey ones, and you do something different with the second grey? sorry to be asking so many questions, I've just been trying to learn this stuff down pat for awhile.
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ok last thing, the two blue wires that complete the circuit, do I hook those to the switch in my saber in some way, or do I just fuse them together?
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if you just fuse them you wouldn't have a switch anymore, it would just stay on, so connect them to a switch.
edit: ack, too slow.
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yeah, wished i had high speed. all i got is freakin netzero highspeed, which is more like barely faster than just dialup by itself. still slow as moses
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