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@@maddoglive I didn’t make any video on mounting the Alice frame to the motherboard, but it’s secured with 3 bolts and 3 spacers to the stock motherboard. I attached the motherboard with both the original screws and custom 3D printed motherboard mounts that I sell on my Etsy store. Regarding the wand to pack, I have a 3D printed v-hook I use on the pack that I also sell on my store.

@@mikatikander2449 I think that depends on what your goal is, what electronics kits you select, etc. I’m making a board that will allow you to use a stock Hasbro 1984 wand with the stock spirit electronics, but will also have LED upgrades if you want. Otherwise, with GPStar the option is pretty much the Frutto LEDs or a LED ring.

Hi. I am gonna use Gp star kit with my spirit full size pack. I was wondering that does the frutto leds plug in easy on spirit cyclotron, without any dremeling, or just go with the Led ring?

@@mikatikander2449 It looks like they have 3D printable mounts to hold the Frutto LEDs on the spirit cyclotron. github.com/gpstar81/GPStar-proton-pack/blob/v5.3.4/develop/stl/pack/Spirit%20Full-Sized/Spirit%20Cyclotron%20Lens%20and%20Frutto%20LED%20Mount.stl Otherwise, the LED ring might be a good fit as well.. you can get a 45 LED 130mm ring for about $12.

@@KungFuCartoons Yes, I used these “batteries” with some M3 bolts and nuts. www.thingiverse.com/thing:3160060

@@danielmccann4545 I’m working on the PCB design now. I’m trying to keep the cost around $40 for the kit depending on options.

I bought from another vendor on Etsy but they also have them on GBFans.com

I may on another one of my videos. I haven't owned the car for a while now, so I haven't been managing the content muuch.

@@YTY203 For this setup, it was around $200. GPstar just started offering a “lite” package that includes a pack board and a few other things that can talk to an unmodified 1984 wand for less now.

@@MFLuder2012 Let me change that.. I originally turned off international orders because Etsy doesn’t calculate combined shipping on multiple items and I had to cancel orders as I ended up paying more in shipping than I was actually making on the item.

@@aaronmorris9352that makes sense. Hopefully one day you will be able to ship internationally and I’d love to get them - - I just realised you updated the shipping on Etsy. I get paid Friday and I’ll be ordering them straight away

@@wickedd365 I actually ended up doing a GPstar kit in the wand and DIY gpstar in the pack side. I have some other videos of how I did that as well. I fried the electronics in the 1984 wand messing with things, so GPStar was the only way to “repair” it and upgrade at the same time instead of buying a new wand again.

Oh yeah, they're Kanto YU Passive 4". They have a powered version and passive. They're about $150-$180 online: www.kantoaudio.com/passive-speakers/yup4/

@@aaronmorris9352 Sorry I missed the name in the video, but I finally found it and thanks to you I have it on my desk along with the Toping MX3S and I am very happy :)

This Motorola uses analog network and they are no longer exist in the US.

The cell towers this phones uses (1g or AMPS) has been shut down since 2001 in the US. You can no longer use a dynatac as a main phone

No, since on the SR+ you’re only getting signal from the up front computer which is 10v p-p and there’s no factor sub amp to pull signal from.

Yes and no, they were wired into the 12V power in the center console, so as long as power is on to that circuit, they are on. Typically it does turn on when you open the door and sit down, but it also stays on if sentry mode is on.

Sure, the STL is here in my GIT repo: github.com/aaronsmorris/3dprinting/tree/main/Tesla%20Model%203

Wow, that's a blast from the past. It's kinda sad that the whole community around these builds seem to have stopped.

@@aaronmorris9352 Sorry I think I meant 0.6 ... It's the slightly updated version vs what's in his latest documentation but isn't the Circuit Sword. IMO in 2024 I wouldn't bother building one of these again unfortunately outside of the build experience itself, there isn't much point when you can buy a pre-built Chinese emulator handheld for 40 bucks and it just works instead of having to mess with Linux and the inevitable downsides that comes with building your own device in a casing that was never meant for it. Or just hack a New 3DS and you're either playing natively or emulating everything a GB Zero would ever be able to do. The build was fun though. I'm in the "configuring and attempting to update an 8 year old Linux distro" stage at the moment. I may be bald at the end of this. Good build btw, and I'm not trying to knock anyone who did these builds (hell, I'm one of them) but with the power of 7 years of hindsight I just don't see a practical reason to build one of these in the current day, it would all be subjective reasons and "because it's fun" type justifications I think, which is totally valid, but, that's my theory as to why these aren't really seen much anymore. Oh well. I have mine. It seems to run and assuming I don't brick this upgrade it'll be a nice functional piece of a really specific period of time in homebrew/emulation history.

I don't have my Sienna anymore, but from what I recall, the G690 and GS25 should be on seperate channels of that amp, basically you want to run it as a 4 channel amp. You'd just leave the rear/middle speakers attached to the factory headunit connection.

@@aaronmorris9352 Got it, thanks

Thanks! It's a fun and addictive hobby.

This was showing how to install your own amp and subwoofer. If you want to add a subwoofer to the Sienna, you'll have to add an amplifier that gets its signal from the stereo up front and then some form of box with a subwoofer in the rear of the van.

It was amazing, until my kid broke it :(

@@aaronmorris9352 excuse to get the new U8

You’re asking at the right time. FInally the aftermarket has caught up and you can buy a pre-made T harness to do just that: catalog.pac-audio.com/catalog/amplifier-integration-harness/lphtsl01

Yes, I did bi-amp it.

Hello did you run new wiring or connected to stock

@@ssjdavid I connected mine to stock harness

@@jamesyu4182 I fucking love kicker amps

probably still better way as then you can setup and configure the LD2410, sensitivity, etc. Just using the occupancy pin relies on default settings. I guess one could change those settings in the LD2410 prior to installing on the beken chip.

LD2410B and LD2410C have both bluetooth and serial connections. While an esp is useful, it's not the only way to read the status.

The rear speakers are running straight into my Helix V8 DSP, so they're not tapped off of any of the factory things. But you could parallel them off the door speakers using an aftermarket harness. I used Travis Llado's mounts: grabcad.com/library/tesla-model-3-aftermarket-stereo-mounts-1/details?folder_id=6189097

I did, it seemed to help a little more. I ended up only using just the dampener CLD and not using the extra cotton or MLV because it make the flooring too thick.

@@aaronmorris9352 Where'd you find instructions on how to access the metal to lay the CLD? Also, wouldn't a layer of MLV be thin enough to lay under the carpet?

Those are called Deutsch or DT connectors. You can buy generic versions of them on amazon. I'll post links in my description.