Ammo Box Speaker DIY 

Thanks mate, great idea. I will give it a go and see what happens

It adds volume to the box, if I remember correctly. If the box is built to the specs of the speaker, poly fil isn’t necessary.

Thanks Mate

No worries at all Tony. Are you going to make a video of your speaker build?

tas westy I don't know man, I've never done any kind of tutorial videos so I wouldn't know where to start. I'm looking to do a set of 6.5 components and an 8 inch sub in a 20mm ammo can, is there a specific amplifier you would recommend? Thanks

No need to do a tutorial. Just film your build and upload it. It would be great to see. Your build specs sound great but unfortunately I don't have the knowledge to recommend an amp. Might be worth shooting Kirby Meets Audio a message. I've learnt a lot from him, he knows his stuff.

Thanks Alain, It's always nice to get positive feedback. I appreciate it.

Haha, awesome, Thanks Mate 👍

Thanks Mate. The MDF alone is not enough. Off camera I filled joints and gaps with sealant to fix the resonating

@@jordee7069 thanks. Do you have a model to recomend?

@@pouf64 Yes. Toogle Switch Yes, it is possible to connect a toggle switch to turn the battery on and off. However, since you mentioned that the battery only works when you press the "on" button, it's important to understand how that button works. If the "on" button is a momentary switch (which only sends a signal while it's pressed), you might need an additional circuit, such as a relay or a latch circuit, to keep the battery on with a toggle switch. If the "on" button is a traditional on/off switch (which changes state when pressed), then you could replace or add a toggle switch in parallel that performs the same function. In summary, it is possible, but the solution depends on the type of button you are currently using to turn the battery on. If you're not sure what type of button it is, I recommend checking the battery's manual or consulting the manufacturer. There is a switched electronic board that automatically changes the power source when an external supply is connected, but it's not necessary to install such a board. I do it manually. : "On/Off to connect and disconnect the battery. My goal is to remove the XT60 terminal from the battery when I get home and connect the correct external power supply to work at home." I have a custom-made battery. LifePO4 Lithium with BMS protection and an XT60 terminal.

Thanks David, I really appreciate the complements.

Nothing at all. The box contains diodes that stop current traveling in the wrong direction if you accidentally connect the terminals around the wrong way when jump starting a vehicle. I removed it to make packaging easier and because I was pretty confident I would wire it in correctly 😁

Ok thanks man

@@banana_phone4228 No worries at all Mate. Anytime.

Thanks Mate, that would definitely add to the finish.

Thanks Mate. Sorry I missed adding the grills. You can get them here: goo.gl/ypCjuU

thanks alot

No worries at all, happy to help.

The longest I have ran it on the battery was 10 hours and it still wasn't flat. So I'm not sure what the full battery life would be.

Yep, I could definitely do that. Either way would work.

G'day Dylan, I ran it for just over 10 hours yesterday on the battery and it was still showing 12 volts on the meter.

Merci ami pour les compliments et l'abonnement. Votre chaîne est superbe. Continuez votre bon travail. Je ne fais pas beaucoup de VTT mais c'est très populaire là où je vis. Peut-être que je devrais essayer 😀👍

Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately I've had more people tell me the complete opposite. It just comes down to personal preference and it's impossible to please everybody

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