JangoFett140 said:Contagion: Outbreak told me how to do it, here's his explanation. For basic wiring of a comm system (external speaker) contained in a helmet we generally get the generic Radio Shack voice amp (http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062620) and remove the case. We then remove the large speaker from inside it (but if you have more space in your helmet you may not need to do this) and replace it with two in serier 8 ohm speakers (http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062406). I have rigged a helmet with two amplifiers before, but you really only need one. You then need a place to mount the amplifier and speakers. To complete it you need a powered microphone (http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2102927) to speak into. The trick is eliminating feedback, which really isn't too difficult if you set up your helmet right
hope this helps
Thanks man! That helps me out a ton! I'm going to have to attempt this on my MK IV build. A place to put the speakers would be in the top of the shoulder pieces of the chest piece me thinks. Or someplace in the helmet if you want it to be self contained i guess! But thanks for the information man! Helps a ton. You think there is anyway to incorporate a receiving end into this? Such as an amplifier to hear things outside the helmet? One thing I noticed is the fact that sounds become muffled in my helmet. So maybe this could help? Just putting it out there! Thanks again for the info!!
-Loki
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