The price of these pack lights will be $60. Shipping through USPS First Class Mail is included free. If you want me to ship using any other method, I will charge you whatever the post office / UPS / FedEX charges me minus $5. International shipping is free also.
This kit doesn’t come with toggle switches. It is designed to use the switches that are included in the thrower light kit since all the switches in the movie were in the thrower. If you want I can include SPST switches for $1 each and will even solder wires to them for you, or you can get some from RadioShack or similar store.
The revision 2A sound kit is turning into a bigger rework than I had originally thought because I keep wanting to add more features, but I think I will still have it ready in about three weeks. That is assuming I can keep my homework under control enough to continue devoting my weekends to GB stuff. Got two classes with labs this semester…
“This kit doesn’t come with toggle switches. It is designed to use the switches that are included in the thrower light kit since all the switches in the movie were in the thrower. If you want I can include SPST switches for $1 each and will even solder wires to them for you”
Do you have any kits left and can you wire up a switch?
I have several of everything that I am selling in stock and ready to drop in the mail. The switches that I mentioned in an earlier post are technically a custom order so if you want me to do that please let me know when ordering. It is not a “standard option” and there is some room for negotiation on how many switches get included and how much wire, etc. The $1 quote assumes one SPDT switch, and enough wire to make it from the thrower through the hose, and to the top of the pack where the power cell goes.
If you have my gun lights, you should have wires connected to the white, black and red terminals on the gun board. They should be connected to the following:
Black: Minus side of the battery, and minus terminal on the pack board
White: Plus side of the battery
Red: Plus terminal on the pack board
Here is a picture showing pack lights, gun lights, and a rev1A sound board all connected to each other.
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