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And the debate continues lol

Yeaaaa, I'm not buying that excuse.

Great jobe Ardeshir and congratulations

Wouldn't doubt it

That will work yes. Not necessarily for flexibility but more to eliminate the square edge from digging into your ribs and waist.

Always glad to be of assistance

Thanks for the Kudos brother. Like you I learned from those who came before me. This is a great community with many talented members. Keep up the great work

Almost there Ardeshir

Welcome Don, looking forward to your build progress

Hey Justin coming along nicely

Late for the party I see lol. Looks like Paul has got you covered.

Looking forward to your build Jerred

Thanks for answering this Joseph I'm one of those taller troopers that can get away with wearing the TD and backpack simultaneously, but I don't.

Looking great Jodi. Looks like you've been given some great advice so far. Looking forward to seeing you with a EI badge.

Looking good Ian, almost there trooper.

Almost there Angel.

"To make the material more flushed, wheat grit sand paper should I use and what’s a good finishing grit? should I add a return edge to match kidney and Ab? " 400 grit and higher. Finishing 1200. Return edge is not required. I personally would reduce the kidney return edge as you get closer to the extension. Keep up the great work

I sell 6-x3/8 with my brackets. Still a little larger than movie accurate but close enough for government work. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Slotted-pan-Head-Sheet-Metal-Tapping-Screw-Stainless-Steel-6X3-8-Qty-100/261584094669?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

I use the iComm with the audio systems I sell also. Though not quite as loud as the Tramp everything is contained in the helmet which makes it convenient. Here's my sales page and website. FISD - Etsy - https://www.etsy.com/listing/525718278/ukswraths-stormtrooper-helmet-audio?ref=shop_home_feat_2&frs=1

Hey Derek glad to hear you're enjoying your TK journey. HWT is a small group of elite troopers and were looking forward to seeing added to the ranks. Let us know if there's anything we can do to help you get there.

Congratulations Michael welcome to the legion

Looking great Jennifer. Good luck with your L3 application. See you on the other side

My pleasure. The SHA operates best with it's own battery. Most fans by design create PWM noise that can effect the SHA output causing a whining noise in the speakers/headset. Something you might want to test before installing.

Congratulations and fantastic job on the build

Hey Andy, there are a few places you can mount the mics. 1. If you're not using any type of audio system or cooling fans you can place them behind the frown. 2. With audio or cooling place the mics near the lower "S" seal of the helmet, left and right sides aimed towards your neck. And famously behind the ears but requires a little work. Hope this helps