Author Archives: Dan

About Dan

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How To: Super Cub Aileron Mod

Posted on October 6, 2007 by Dan

I got a new radio last week and decided to retrofit my Super Cub with a couple of 3-wire servos and add ailerons. I pulled the servos out of my Mini LST truck and my RC18T. I don’t know what … Continue reading →

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DIY In-wall RS Speakers and R/C Stuff

Posted on September 30, 2007 by Dan

A couple years ago I came up with an idea on how to build a really cool in-wall speaker system that allowed the end-user to install any raw driver-tweeter combo they could imagine. Then, to my surprise, Parts Express began … Continue reading →

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RC18T Running a 10-Turn 540 Motor and 3S Li-po

Posted on August 1, 2007 by Dan

After I installed a stock 27T 540 motor into my RC18T, I quickly became addicted to the speed and power that this little truck could dish out. Soon after, the 2S 7.4V li-po battery I was using to power that … Continue reading →

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18dB Crossover for MTM Home Theater Speakers

Posted on July 7, 2007 by Dan

I found some time today to build up the crossovers for my friend’s new home theater speakers. I am by no means an expert on custom crossover design, and the small array of free tools I have at my disposal … Continue reading →

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2,000 Watt 15″ TC Sounds TC-3000 Sub Project

Posted on June 26, 2007 by Dan

Well I’ve started designing another massive subwoofer for a friend at work. We started talking about audio and speakers a few months back when he’d mentioned he was looking to buy a new sub for his up-and-coming home theater. So … Continue reading →

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E1505 Sound Card and Speaker Performance Results

Posted on June 26, 2007 by Dan

Ever wondered just how good that cheap sound card in your laptop is? How about those tiny little speakers that sound more like a pair of headphones coming from someone’s nearby iPod? Well I’ve been hooked on this great tool … Continue reading →

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