Who Here Has Expensive Hobbies and/or Toys
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GOTT DAMN!!
Dick getting hard af!!!
9 mile range...
These specs are ridiculous!
DJI MATRICE
Dick getting hard af!!!
9 mile range...
These specs are ridiculous!
DJI MATRICE
Scale is nice but I'm not impressed. He never opened up throttle but looks like max speed was about 10 mph. It looks to need a multi speed transmission to get the speed up. Nice build tho.
OK.... That is nuts!!!! 9 miles!!!GOTT DAMN!!
Dick getting hard af!!!
9 mile range...
These specs are ridiculous!
DJI MATRICE
9 MILES!!!!!GOTT DAMN!!
Dick getting hard af!!!
9 mile range...
These specs are ridiculous!
DJI MATRICE
HOW MUCH IS THAT SHIT BRUH?
GOTT DAMN!!
Dick getting hard af!!!
9 mile range...
These specs are ridiculous!
DJI MATRICE
Do you need a pilot's license to fly this thing?
Lego sets.
I wasn't going to tell you guys exact numbers because I know some of yall are going to say "Why are you spending all that money on audio equipment" but idgaf what anybody thinks anymore. I am and has always been an audiophile that enjoys high quality, high fidelity sound systems. I slowly put in over 13k in my last truck, but in this truck, I'm about to go all out. I've already paid for all of the equipment and in late July/ early August, I will pay the balance when the truck has been completed. I've always done all of my instalations in previous vehicles but I'm going to have this company that deals with a ton of EV instalations and this guy is one of the best in the country! Call me stupid, that's OK. I sit back in my ride for hours and take in the sounds... the shit is therapy for me.
Anyway, here is what is going in my 2023 F-150 Lightning in late July...
Conversion 1 Audiophile System Focal Utopia M / Mosconi Pro (3 way Active)
- Helix DSP Ultra - $1,499
- Helix Conductor - $150
- Helix HEC-BT - $150
- Focal Utopia M 8” Midbass in the doors ($1,249 Each) - $2,498
- Focal Utopia M TBM Tweeters - $1,999
- Focal Utopia M 3.5 Midrange ($599 Each) - $1,198
- Focal Utopia M 10” Subwoofer x2 ($1,299 Each) - $2,598
- Mosconi Pro 2/10 Amplifier - $1,199
- Mosconi Pro 4/10 Amplifier - $1,199
- Mosconi Pro 1/10 Amplifier ($1,199 Each) - $2,398
- Mosconi Pico 2 - $479
- Wiring And Distribution - $429
- Stinger 9000 Series RCA (6 sets) - $1,350
- Materials (Birch / PVC / Acrylic / OEM Carpet) / Alcantara - $869
- Hushmat Bulk Kit - $599
- Soundshield Acoustic Foam Treatment ($110 Tube) x6 - $660
- Audioquest 3.5 mini to RCA - $149
- XS Power Lithium Ion Battery RSV-S5 ($862 Each) x2 - $1,724
- Nav-TV OEM Amplifier Interface -
- Equipment Cost - $21,147
-Custom Stealth Downfiring sealed Subwoofer Enclosure - (2.5 Days)
-Custom Pillars and Sail Panels to house Mid-range and tweeters (2.1 Days)
-Custom Amp Rack (1.3 Days)
- Sound Treat Front & Rear Doors - (1 Days)
- Sound Treat Full Floor - (1.3 Days)
- Install Front 3 Ways - (1.1 Days)
-Custom A Pillars for front 3 way (1.8 Days)
- Amplifier/ DSP Integration (2 Days)
- Tune 3 Presets - (.3 Days)
- Director Controller Integration (.8 Days)
- Total Projected Time 14.2 Days
- Labor Rated at $1,199 per day
- Total Labor Cost - $17,040
Total Installed - $38,187
*Astell & Kern SP3000 - $3,699
Anyway, here is what is going in my 2023 F-150 Lightning in late July...
Conversion 1 Audiophile System Focal Utopia M / Mosconi Pro (3 way Active)
- Helix DSP Ultra - $1,499
- Helix Conductor - $150
- Helix HEC-BT - $150
- Focal Utopia M 8” Midbass in the doors ($1,249 Each) - $2,498
- Focal Utopia M TBM Tweeters - $1,999
- Focal Utopia M 3.5 Midrange ($599 Each) - $1,198
- Focal Utopia M 10” Subwoofer x2 ($1,299 Each) - $2,598
- Mosconi Pro 2/10 Amplifier - $1,199
- Mosconi Pro 4/10 Amplifier - $1,199
- Mosconi Pro 1/10 Amplifier ($1,199 Each) - $2,398
- Mosconi Pico 2 - $479
- Wiring And Distribution - $429
- Stinger 9000 Series RCA (6 sets) - $1,350
- Materials (Birch / PVC / Acrylic / OEM Carpet) / Alcantara - $869
- Hushmat Bulk Kit - $599
- Soundshield Acoustic Foam Treatment ($110 Tube) x6 - $660
- Audioquest 3.5 mini to RCA - $149
- XS Power Lithium Ion Battery RSV-S5 ($862 Each) x2 - $1,724
- Nav-TV OEM Amplifier Interface -
- Equipment Cost - $21,147
-Custom Stealth Downfiring sealed Subwoofer Enclosure - (2.5 Days)
-Custom Pillars and Sail Panels to house Mid-range and tweeters (2.1 Days)
-Custom Amp Rack (1.3 Days)
- Sound Treat Front & Rear Doors - (1 Days)
- Sound Treat Full Floor - (1.3 Days)
- Install Front 3 Ways - (1.1 Days)
-Custom A Pillars for front 3 way (1.8 Days)
- Amplifier/ DSP Integration (2 Days)
- Tune 3 Presets - (.3 Days)
- Director Controller Integration (.8 Days)
- Total Projected Time 14.2 Days
- Labor Rated at $1,199 per day
- Total Labor Cost - $17,040
Total Installed - $38,187
*Astell & Kern SP3000 - $3,699
Do what you love man. Thats what its all about.
Have you tested the soundproofing of the 150's cabin? It'd suck to put all that work in and road noise is a factor.
Thanks. The roof, floor, doors and panels will all be deadened. All of the seats and carpet will be removed and the whole floor will be treated. In my old truck, i added over 200 lbs of deadening material. This truck will be more than that. You can't put equipment like that in without completely sound deadening the vehicle. My last vehicle is an F-150 and the cabin's acoustics is very nice when properly sound treated.
Wow I was gonna list my lil Focal Utopia Model 7 with the crossblock like I was the man, i'll go sit in the corner.
I have a few Danleys, a 30,000 watt "starter kit". I can do a small stadium and sound beautiful doing it. Danley Sound Labs, Inc. | Premium Loudspeakers
Can't take it with you man. Enjoy the fuck out that shit.
that looks cool as fuckLEGO 501st Clone Base
Builder Elliott Lyons
I’m into Rc cars. How do you post pictures?
I just got Into Sim Racing, Still building, making changes and additions to my Sim Rig Had to remodel my man cave office, I'm gonna post the finished Rig In the man cave thread when I'm done.
There is a tutorial. Search for How to post pictures.
Im Not into games... But this is dope and would make me reconsider.I just got Into Sim Racing, Still building, making changes and additions to my Sim Rig Had to remodel my man cave office, I'm gonna post the finished Rig In the man cave thread when I'm done.
I want to go all in with a flight simulator. My cousin is a DCS World fan. What I read many people love X-plane. Which one do you recommend?I just got Into Sim Racing, Still building, making changes and additions to my Sim Rig Had to remodel my man cave office, I'm gonna post the finished Rig In the man cave thread when I'm done.
I can’t really say. I’m only into Sim Racing, The two software titles you mentioned have well over 3 thousand dollars worth of downloadable content each
If you can’t get both, I would just research each one and get the one that offers the most of what you are looking for in a flight sim.If you want to fly fighter aircraft in combat missions, then DCS no doubt. However, some of the aircraft are study level, meaning the level of detail in operating the aircraft radar, weapons systems, etc is such that people write guides that are in the hundreds of pages. One such example is the F-14, which is highly detailed. However, you don't have to operate at that level if you don't want. You also want a good hands on throttle and stick (HOTAS) with a lot of programmable buttons.
XPlane is great if you want to fly civilian aircraft that have high fidelity flight models. There are a few fighter aircraft you can fly, but you're not operating in a combat theater like with DCS. If you want to fly an Airbus or Boeing aircraft around the world, then go with Xplane. Also, don't forget Microsoft Flight Sim. Although the flight modeling is considered by many to be inferior to Xplane, the scenery is incredible and the flight models are constantly improving. If you go this route, look at the Honeycomb Alpha yoke and Bravo throttle.
As a pilot, I'll use Xplane to do instrument practice and visual work such as flying a cross country flight in the sim that I plan to fly in real life.
I just got Into Sim Racing, Still building, making changes and additions to my Sim Rig Had to remodel my man cave office, I'm gonna post the finished Rig In the man cave thread when I'm done.
Sweet setup.
Are you planning to add motion? If not I would suggest some force feedback. I have 8 transducers on my rig. One for each wheel, one for acceleration, one for deceleration, one for the engine, and one for the transmission. It's a game changer, and using the rig without turning it one just feels numb now.
I will post some pics of my rig later.