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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/1/2007 5:33:40 PM   
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You're making really quick progress.  Still anxiously anticipating the false floor but everything looks professional so far!


thanks! Its funny you say that though. Progress is going fast because Im doing a half ass job. Nothing professional about it lol. The false floor will be the very last piece to go on. Originally I had planned on putting plexi glass over the amps so you could see them through the floor. The problem is that I need atleast 1/2" thick plexi to hold up to the dogs weight should they stand directly on it. My plexi hook-up that I had fell through so now that idea is out the door. Im just going to make air vent slits in the floor now so the amps can breathe a little. You wont see them at all though.

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/1/2007 6:00:30 PM   
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just a thought but you could hook up some small fans to help cool things down.  i took the fan out my old computers power supply and spliced it onto a usb cable. the sticker on the fan says 15 volts but the 5 volt usb cable spins it fast enough to keep my laptop, xbox360 or just about anything else, cool. im sure it would be simple to hook up to the power and ground for your amp and it would keep the air moving under the fake floor. and if you put vents, then you could have the fans pointing out of the box to dissipate more hot air...   

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/1/2007 7:01:33 PM   
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I have a couple of cage fans but I dont think I will need them. I did think about using them but the air vents in the floor should be enough. Thanks for the tip though.

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/1/2007 10:49:12 PM   
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glassin the kicks?

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/2/2007 4:38:26 AM   
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glassin the kicks?


somewhat. I always try and use as much wood as possible.

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/2/2007 11:11:00 AM   
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Very nice build so far. Cant wait to see the finished product...

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/3/2007 3:33:38 PM   
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Very nice build so far. Cant wait to see the finished product...


shouldnt be too much longer. I need to get a space heater so I can do some glassing. Its a bit cold here for fiberglassing without one. I also need to get a small can of truck bed liner to coat the kicks when Im done with them. I also need to get some box carpet for the enclosure and false floor. Ive got a buddy coming up tomorrow to deliver me some 2 con and 4 con speaker wire.

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/4/2007 7:14:53 AM   
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I just agreed to sell my 1501d and subs for $600. If the deal follows through, I will be building a new box for a MTX 5500 10" sub and use a buttkicker amp.

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/6/2007 9:56:57 AM   
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so this project is currently on hold for 2 reasons. The first reason is I ran out of CA glue and accelerator. Im waiting for the replacements in the mail. The other reason is the sub and amp may be getting sold so I dont want to go any furtherincase I need to change it up a little.

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/6/2007 11:38:28 AM   
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The truck looks good from what I can see in the pics. If you pant the truck a dark grey, what are you going to do with the blue interior?

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/6/2007 7:45:53 PM   
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Want to get rid of the rear seatbelts, I can give them a good home :-)

You should paint the whold truck black...

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/7/2007 10:16:37 AM   
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The truck looks good from what I can see in the pics. If you pant the truck a dark grey, what are you going to do with the blue interior?


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keep it blue.

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/7/2007 11:52:15 AM   
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 Did you get more CA yet??  where do you order from???

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/7/2007 12:50:53 PM   
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not too shabby of a sub. I ordered the CA glue from here (click the link). I bought the 6 pack. The accelerator I bought elsewhere. Cant remeber where but they are aerosol cans. The CA glue should be here friday. Then I can keep working on the kicks.

http://www.towerhobbies.com/products/towr3800.html

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/7/2007 10:20:15 PM   
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OK guys. Help me out here. Im wiring up the alarm right now (first time ever with an alarm). Im looking for the negative door trigger. The documentaion I have says it is under the dash light. WTF dash light are they talking about?!?!?! It doesnt help that there are 2 other white wires under the dash that are for other things. Help me out billy!?!

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/7/2007 10:29:34 PM   
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OK guys. Help me out here. Im wiring up the alarm right now (first time ever with an alarm). Im looking for the negative door trigger. The documentaion I have says it is under the dash light. WTF dash light are they talking about?!?!?! It doesnt help that there are 2 other white wires under the dash that are for other things. Help me out billy!?!


You can test the white wires under the dash with a DMM if you have one. But, you should be able to grab it in either driver or passenger kick panel as well...

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/7/2007 10:31:15 PM   
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OK guys. Help me out here. Im wiring up the alarm right now (first time ever with an alarm). Im looking for the negative door trigger. The documentaion I have says it is under the dash light. WTF dash light are they talking about?!?!?! It doesnt help that there are 2 other white wires under the dash that are for other things. Help me out billy!?!


You can test the white wires under the dash with a DMM if you have one. But, you should be able to grab it in either driver or passenger kick panel as well...


makes sense. Im going to check the wire bundles now.

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/7/2007 10:48:55 PM   
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you are a genious. The door trigger is right where it should be and easy to get to. My common sense isnt working too well tonight. thanks for the help.

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/7/2007 11:01:06 PM   
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you are a genious. The door trigger is right where it should be and easy to get to. My common sense isnt working too well tonight. thanks for the help.


No problem, glad I could help...

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RE: BOBDITTS official build thread - 11/7/2007 11:58:58 PM   
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one last quesiton (hopefully). The negative door trigger and the domelight supervision wires.... can I hook both of them up to the door trigger switch? I know i will have to use a relay for the domelight supervision but both wires are looking for a negative signal when the door is opened. Or should I actually wire the domelight supervision to the real domelight wire since a thief could come through either door?

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