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I've embarked on another project using spare parts... I think I have enough parts for two! It'd be nice to have working in the shop, camping, tailgating etc..... I'm gonna hack a new HF power pack for its 17 aH sealed lead acid battery and trickle charger.
The head unit will have AM/FM/CD/USB/MP3 and a AUX port. The face will have room for a digital voltmeter, USB charger, and 12V power port, and a cigarette lighter. I could add a charge controller and solar panel but I am attempting to show some restraint.
I'm calling it "The Kaboom Box". Here is a preliminary 24.5"x 13" layout shown with blue tape...
You must have really sensitive hearing HIO LOL, I'm going studio sound with my system and it's got a bit more boom but I'm looking to hear every note not just loud sound.
You must have really sensitive hearing HIO LOL, I'm going studio sound with my system and it's got a bit more boom but I'm looking to hear every note not just loud sound.
Originally Posted by gatorfor88
You NEVER show any restraint HIO. Quick someone call the popo and tell em Hios identity has been stolen.
Hahaha. I listen to everything.. Thrash, rock, metal, classical, older rap, 70s and 80s RnB, country (Johnny Cash was a master), new country.
I'll just say that the first Kaboom Box will not have a solar charger but will have a cigarette lighter .......and I don't even smoke.
As an FYI, here are some pics of the HF power pack's innards. I'm sure yall too can come up with alternative uses!
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