I see GBfans have a bunch of electronic kits that all go together.
If I want to get the complete package with connectors etc is there a complete list per pack of items to buy so I don’t miss one?
They had a link to just the shops electronics but I can’t seem to find it. Really you just need to read all kits options and pick what you want your Pack to do?
A popular set up would be wand kit, pack lights, sound board, and you have to purchase separately in the shop the cable for wand to sound board, cable for pack lights to sound board, speakers and a blue brick battery.
I would recommend looking up Spongeface for sale threads and read about the different items he offers as he designed the kits in the shop and offers upgrades.
Like the vent relay to use a ecig in the n filter (you’ll have to get that from “Fincher Technologies”) ,
the bar graph kit for making the bar graph in the wand kit look accurate and many more upgrade kits and options.
thanks Glenn. I will see what I can find.
The problem is that the items there are for sale but I don’t know what cables I need to buy as well that go between them.
You will need both ribbon cables for the full kit.
Trust us the GBfans kit is the way to go.
I just put the GB Fans soundboard and power cell/cyclotron lights in my pack and like Noah said it’s the best way to go. You buy the two ribbon cables he linked and it’s plug and play. You just need to figure out how you’re going to power it, I went with the “blue brick” and then bought a 5.5mm female cable to plug into the soundboard and it works perfectly.
DC 2.1 Power Pigtail Female Cable… Amazon.com
I also bought a toggle switch that I spliced into that cable so I can connect the battery and then turn it on and off without having to open the pack up.
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just finished installing a complete GBfans kit (pack lights, wand lights, and soundboard) its perfect, works great together and is plug and play. which makes it even easier. knowing which dip switches to toggle took some research because that was a little confusing but other than that they are by far the best option out there.
especially if you are like me and don’t do well with electronics, hardest part was deciding how to mount the boards seriously… spongeface knows what he’s doing… by far the best option available
fantastic guys! Thanks so much for the great advice.