ESS-AIR Sound System Install on Freewing Mig-29 Fulcrum Twin 80mm.. Successfully.
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Used Polycryllic on 2 pieces of hobby wood and attached them to a cg. neutral position. Works like a charm. Just have to tuck away some wires and it'll be a clean install.
You did it right by mounting the transducers on something stiff and dense!
Thank you, yes it sounds a whole lot better that way than just mounting on foam as I've learned in the past. Happy flying bro and thanks for watching
My big brother the big youtuber! Very proud!
Thanks Brother
Excellent job Skip🔥🔥👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Thanks Buddy. Sounds mean huh. LOL
Yeah man....good work.
It definitely has some nice strong sound!
Thanks Vic. Using the wood I believe Greatly improved sound quality as well as presence.. Bass
Extremely cool!!
Thanks brother 👍
Thanks for sharing. It sounds fantastic. I highly recommend you add ferrite cores to your batteryleads. Long, high-current leads coming from the ESC can generate lots of noise and bleed RF into your servo wires or even into the radio link. Attach them as close as you can to the ESC putting on one per lead (4 total). Good luck with the maiden. I have five flights on mine and she flies well. Also consider working the CG back a few mm from the marks. The stock CG is a bit nose heavy. Look for Cedemon Ferrite Cores on Amazon. They are $9.99. Let me know if you want a link. I hate putting long links in comments. They look like someone is doing phishing.
Thanks Buddy. Thanks for the heads up on that too. I'll be checking those out. Good info.Thanks again, Skip
P.s. just remembered while opened up, I noticed ferrite core around both leads almost touching the esc's.
Sounds great Skip, looking forward to the Big 29 maiden, have a great one, Jeff in LA USA
Awesome sound Skip, thanks for sharing, looking forward to more of your videos.
Thanks Buddy. I really appreciate that. Happy Flying brother
I've got three sound systems installed in prop planes. They really add to flying. Love them. Plan on getting more. ✈😎💗
Cool Skip !!
Thanks Dude
Nice!
Great vid! 👍 I was yelling Whoa, Whoa! She almost rolled off the table.
LOL Yes Almost.... Backed off a tad quick didn't I ? LOL
Soon as I heard the sound instantly got a like 👏🏽👏🏽 this is too cool 🔥🔥
Also can you do a video where you set it up on your transmitter?
I'll try to. And a calibration
@@SkipBuiltRC This is awesome
Schwing!!!! That is sweet skip...miso jealous.. nice job
Thanks Buddy. We never did get to fly together this year, maybe some winter fun around the corner???
Sounds awesome
That sounds perfect 👍.
Using the wood even improved the sound I think. More Bass to it also.
Skip i ordered one because of your video...thanks...how hard is it to load sounds?,, thanks skip
East as pie. Just download rc plus software and plug in your unit to the usb link that comes with it. Download up to 2 different planes and an aux sound for each. Then just read the rest of the calibration instructions that I'm still figuring out. LOL But it's pretty easy to do and quickly.
@@SkipBuiltRC thanks again
@@chrismitchell5260 My Pleasure buddy
Hi! I have the same ess air and the freewing mig 29. You can show me the wiring diagram for connect the audio simulator? Help me please
@@mickkino not sure I can show you the wiring, but it only has four wires one for power two for speakers and one that connects with a y to your throttle going to the receiver. Once hooked up and powered, the sound will start when you advance the throttle on your radio. Good luck it's really pretty straightforward dude.
Pretty sure I did a video on just the ESS error while it was in the box and explained the hookup. It's somewhere on my channel just searched my channel for ESS Air sound system.
@@SkipBuiltRC thank you
Where can I buy the sound system for the mig 29? Do they make one for the A10?
Same syatem except owners choice of sounds online. Got mine at Amazon, but can get thru banggood.com and others. Just look for ESS-Air Sound system for planes and jets
Skip, do you links to the extra lighting? I'd like to put that on my Mig 29 as well.
The lights are from Motion RC the L-39 light set. 5$
They just plug in to the blue box
Have you stopped filming your flights?
No , I 've been having back trouble. Working on it too.
I'll be back...
Thanks Again for watching. Skip
Are we going to see any of these birds fly? Or are these just for display only? Thank you
Not at all, hoping to fly all of them someday but my back has been acting up real bad. May have to have surgery, but I'm still trying to stay working with models
Skip, hope all goes well with your back. I too have had surgery for herniated disc back in 98. Actually that's what got me started in rc flying, while laid up I built a aerostar 40 trainer. Funny how things work. Well good luck, hope to see you out enjoying the flying of those fantastic planes soon!!
@@patricksimon3951 Thanks Buddy. I'm still trying to avoid anymore surgeries. You know exactly how it is. Hang in there man. Skip
Hi Skip, nice job. Can you share the link where you bought these and also the instructions on how to load the sound? Thanks
Amazon or eBay. Just do search for ESS Air rc sound system. I'll try to do a video for the calibration and model select.
Sounds amazing! Do you have a video on adding those lights?
Theres a playlist of this jet. Lights mods and afterburner.
Thanks for watching and have a great night
Hi Skip, where did you find this sound file? I looked on the sense hobby website but all they had were prop plane sounds.
The stuff I have from them is the generic twin turbine sound. I'm sure they still have it.
@@SkipBuiltRC No seeing it, but thanks!
@@jaysonfarmer157 wondering if they changed version? You're the 2nd guy to ask about that???
Just checked and I guess I used the me 262 sounds
@@SkipBuiltRC Okay. Thank you!
Sounds good. Just wondering if it will be louder in the air underneath rather than topside; because of the way you have them mounted in the fuse ? (pointed down)
Yes and over inlets. May produce the sound out the back as well.
When the whole jet becomes the speaker it really doesn't matter the location other than CG due to weight. I'll stick with what I have for the sound system in mine. Nice job.
@@SkipBuiltRC not sure if you knew this but Model Sounds Inc will sell just the sd card with the sounds you want on it. $40 This way you wouldn't have to purchase the whole system. Just move the card from one aircraft to an other. I use JST for quick disconnect of the board and put in the SD card of the sound I need for that aircraft. Lot cheaper than to continue to purchase the whole system. Just need speakers and wire it up.
@@Mrtcoltpilot56 yep. Same with mine. I just like installing it on a few. Have one with speakers waiting for a quick change
When are you going to fly it
It's on my list
@@SkipBuiltRC ?
Can I ask where you got that rcx file from. Thanks Bill
Sure Bill. Free software download, no bugs. www.sensehobby.com/rcx/
@@SkipBuiltRC Tried but could not find a jet file under aircraft
Please advise. Thanks Bill
@@BillMiller-co8lv it comes with the download of program for the sound system. If you only want the rcx file you'll have to get it off there. Best I can do.
@@SkipBuiltRC Thank you for all trine. I’ll let you know how things work out. Bill
@@BillMiller-co8lv Good luck with it. BTW, it's the generic twin turbine sound that I used.