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IDRick
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"letting the sound out" of an Atlas Trainman GP38-2
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March 19, 2019, 10:46:49 PM »
I love my atlas locomotive, it is such a smooth runner and has modest detail which makes handling much easier! Installing a Railpro LM-3 appears straightforward in this locomotive. I have found example installs and all show installing the speaker over the rear truck. Since the fans are solid, the installers are boring a hole through the rear weight to provide sound access out through the bottom of the loco. See photos 6 and 7 in the link below.
https://www.soundtraxx.com/documents/appnotes/atl_emdgp38-2.pdf
Are there any specifics I need to know relative to boring through the rear weight? I am wondering if sound quality varies depending on the shape and dimensions of the hole? I am leaning toward a single rectangular cube speaker. A larger speaker may also fit. Thanks for any assistance!
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BruceRogers
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Re: "letting the sound out" of an Atlas Trainman GP38-2
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March 20, 2019, 07:55:17 AM »
There should be no problems boring through the weight that I can see. After seeing this post I think I might add some modules to my Atlas GP39-2s
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