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    Hi Doug. I have looked through all of the forums which are linked to JJC Electronics and it appears that they are no longer trading. Perhaps nobody could link the
    whistle
    to the slave and the jbc making some very angry people?๐Ÿ˜
    5 years ago by MouldBuilder
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    Re: 40'' Seaplane Tender, new build. Quest for the correct engine sound
    True Martin, the
    whistle
    is from the turbo but the originals in the ST are non turbo. It would be great if someone would make a cheap sound unit, where you could record a sound and upload it to the unit and it would convert it to a usable proportional sound. The sound units I have work like this and have an SD card in the system where an original sound is split into small WAV ? bytes and each one loops if stopped in a particular position, or steps up the folders in sinc with the TX (bit like going up the scale on a piano. Problem is to find a genius who can hack this system and find a way to copy a sound into the SD card we could all use. Only way at the moment is to use an installed sound, or find a smooth continuous 0-full power sound and make a WAV file and send it to the manufacturer (GT Power-China) and get them to convert it, and send you a download an hope it will install, -super complicated! Got to be an easy way!? The sound on this vid is (this is a bit like your cryptic stuff Martin) made by an inkjet printer carriage motor on 4v run through one of those adjustable voltage regs we discussed recently, and just sitting on the deck (as a sound board). I've been trying things like this for years, on and off, and you can get some quite good sounds from electric motors attached to resonator boxes, - even found the lid of a jam jar sounds like a hot bulb engine when clicked in and out over a small box (like the old clickers we had as kids), Thought of making one with a cam on a geared electric motor on an ESC. Always on the lookout for a cheaper alternative. JB
    5 years ago by jbkiwi
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    Re: 40'' Seaplane Tender, new build. Quest for the correct engine sound
    Very similar, it's just missing that slight
    whistle
    . Martin555.
    5 years ago by Martin555
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    Puffer
    Built from Mountfleet kit. Chain drive operates Rudder . Puffer sound,
    whistle
    , smoke generator, working lights Navigation and interior also flickering orange and red for boiler fire.all switched from transmitter.
    5 years ago by Elsrickle


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