Monday I received a microphone and personal amplifier in mail that I ordered on newegg.com.
It is a small 10watt amp speaker with headset mic and rechargeable battery.
The amp will fit inside the chest piece just behind the license plate where I have a hole cut away.
I will figure out a way to affix the mic to inside of helmet and remove the head wire that came with mic.
I had to modify the missile launchers.
After a partial dress rehearsal with walking around, I don't have much room between the helmet and missiles.
Thankfully the mounts I acquired at Home Depot have adjustable angles.
I basically pointed them down just a bit and outward to the sides, for more room around helmet.
Applied leg fender decals and lettering tonight.
The right forearm is finished.
Finished riveting outer plastic panels onto forearm box.
Used some old t-shirt sleeves with elastic for inside wrist cover.
Riveted both sleeves on inside of arm box.
Adjustable nylon strap to secure forearm box onto my arm above elbow.
The white sleeve will cover nylon strap, roll up arm and then stay tightened under shoulder mount strap.
When not in use the white sleeve will act as cover to protect outer forearm plastic from scratches.
Used 3/8 cushion foam with adhesive backing, on the inside of forearm box for a comfortable form fit around my arm while wearing it.
The clear coat dried so I assembled one of the lower leg fenders today.
Attached the wheel shroud inside with another separator and riveted them in place.
Tail light and spoiler fin attached.
Rear window attached with protective film still on to prevent some scratches until day of event.
Riveted on the knee guard into place.
The entire fender looks great completely assembled.
Today I peeled the tape off the fenders covering the white and sprayed clear coat enamel on both lower leg fenders twice.
Might have to do a third because it looks a little blotchy when it dried.
Also started riveting the outer plates onto forearms.
