MissionTrooper

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Congratulations Andrew! Here's to another year of great leadership.

Congratulations Trooper! You look, and sound ;), great!

You can use a speaker if you wire it directly to the SPK_1 and SPK_2 pins. It might not be loud enough though. Buttons: In default mode. Button 1 Click = soundfont1 Double Click = Toggle PTT/VA Long Press = activate PTT Button 2 Click = soundfont2 Double Click = N/A Long Press = enter config mode Button 3 Click = soundfont3 Double Click = N/A Long Press = chatter loop Button 4 Click = soundfont4 Double Click = N/A Long Press = chatter loop

Have you thought about a clip on mic? Also, look on YouTube for Adam Savage's video he did where he put a mic in his glasses. If your brother wears glasses, that might work.

Congratulations trooper!

Congratulations Robert. Thanks for the support and comments on my build. I'm glad to see you are part of the legion, brother.

Congratulations trooper!

Oh, what Centruion number am I?

Thanks guys. Printing my certificate now.

Andrew Donatelli76271Centurionletter sizeMike http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/76271-centurion.png

I made Centurion today! Thanks for all the help and tips everyone.

Woot! Thanks brother! I'm glad to be joining the ranks of Centurion. Thanks for the tips on the sniper knee. Any advice iswelcome and appreciated. Thanks for the comments on the helmet. I love how good it looks now. Thanks to everyone for the tips and advice that helped me get my armour to the next level.

I have some new photos. Lots of my wife pushing and prodding me to stand right so that things sit in the correct position, but I hope I have it correct now. Items I've addressed: Arms at side Rivets aligned TD rotated more rearwards Drop box alignment Belt closure straight Butt plate not flared out

Man, that looks great! I still can't get over that you made it out of foam.

Thanks, I appreciate the support and encouragement. I don't know how the time has slipped by. I have to wrangle my wife into taking more pictures.

A quick video demo filmed in portrait like a dummy. LOL A little distortion and reverb turned on.

Thanks. I don't know what I was doing with my arms. I'll have to secure the drop boxes so they don't slide forward when the belt is on.

Good idea in the drop boxes. I wish I'd thought of that.

Thanks for the advice, Mario. I've added the pictures you suggested.

EIB Approval link: Costume Information Mandatory Information Armor = AP Helmet= AP Blaster= E-11 Quest Design Canada Optional Height = 5' 10" Weight = 190 lbs Boots = Imperial Boots Canvas belt = AP Hand Plates = Silicone AP Neck Seal = Geeky Pink Holster = AP Electronics = Troopduino (A voice changer and sound board of my own design.) Armour Photos Front Back Left Right Left Side Detail Right Side Detail Buttons I'm trying to show that the buttons are not painted past the moulded edges. The AP buttons are not very sharply defined, so it is difficult to see. Butt/Kidney - Fixed NO Hand Plates Shoulder Bridge Back Shoulder Bridge Front Back Chest Connection Thigh Pack Attachment Knee Plate Drop Box Back and Belt Cod and Butt Plate attachment Interior Strapping Kidney Plate Notch Wrist Side Forearms - No Return Edge Helmet Details Front Left - Ear adjusted as instructed in EIB application. Right - Ear adjusted as instructed in EIB application. Back Hovi Mic Tip Detail and vocoder painted adjusted as per instruction in EIB applicaton Lens S Trim Blaster Details I did some light weathering. The T-tracks and grips were buffed to give a more plastic appearance, but no silver was applied to them. Right Left Blaster D Ring Neck Seal Thermal Detonator Holster Attachment Boots

Next was to increase the painted area on the vocoder.

I'm working on getting Centurion approval. I think I've addressed the issues regarding my helmet that were pointed out in my EIB approval thread. I just wanted to get some opinions before filling in holes with ABS paste and re-painting the screw heads. The First change: Align the ear screws with the traps.

Hi Adam, I'm glad you feel it will be helpful to you. I read through several build threads to make sure I was doing things correctly. Here are some of them:

Here's my fan installation. Here's the AAA cell holder I used:https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07PGMW61H/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I can share the STL file for th 3D printed piece that holds the batteries and switch in the helmet if anyone wants it.