ukswrath

Nor Cal, 60 ml east of SF

Fantastic job on your build Shawn. Welcome to Centurion brother

I may have to reconsider painting the interior of my helmets, this just looks so clean. Great job Craig.

Thanks for the Kudos everyone. If anyone has any questions or comments feel free to post them here or contact me directly. Sorry I haven't been around as much these days, hoping to change that in the near future. THT

This is fantastic! Very excited for this

Stellar installation job Michael, if you don't mind I'd like to use your photo as reference if you don't mind.

Very nice build Michael.

Looking great Garrett

Fantastic job on this build Dan. Looks awesome!

Great job Ardeshir, beautiful job with your build

Beautiful Sergio, congratulations and welcome to Centurion

Congratulation Bryan, welcome to Centurion

Great job Dave, welcome to Centurion brother

Excellent job Anthony, welcome to the elite Centurion

Fantastic job Richard, congratulations and welcome to EI

Congratulations trooper, welcome to EI

Great job Ed, welcome to EI

Congratulations Tudor, welcome to EIB

Welcome to the FISD David

1. Chargers are roughly 3" L x 3/4" across or wide. I can get you exact measurements if you like. 2. One 5v Charger will run tw 5v fan for a few hours. 3. Yes however, most if not all fans are made in China and I've seen some with more output volume than others even though they have the exact same p/n and rating specs. 4. The hearing assist or SHA will amplify everything. That said, if you mount and insulate the SHA mics behind the ears as illustrated in one of my tutorials it will help to reduce interior helmet noises. Also, this year I started selling fans with slightly slower fan speeds without dramatically effecting air volume output to help reduce fan noise.

There are smaller versions than these if you're interested. https://www.etsy.com/listing/820261985/5v-battery-for-hearing-and-cooling?ref=shop_home_active_4&crt=1

Thanks, glad it helped. THT What joseph said

Coming along nicely, I would align the buckle recess then trim the top accordingly. You want zero return edge at the top and bottom edges anyways. Hope this helps

Hey Dennis, sorry to hear of your father's passing. Regarding the closure and glue, regardless if it's super CA glue just use some mild sand paper (400 grit) on the areas where glue once existed. Wipe down and reapply the CA or apply E6000, the key is ensure you're giving the glue time to cure properly ( CA 30min, E6000 48+hrs). Frown mesh is similar to a heavy household version window screen material. Hope this helps

Welcome to the FISD Nick!