Speakers and Baffle

Here is a smaller home made baffle I use that will work with the ERR fat boy speaker.
It is a Party Lite Tea candle shell.

http://www.tuveson.com/speaker/speaker_baffle.htm

Carl

I'm with carl, I just find various plastic caps to make speaker baffles for speakers of all sizes. One source of baffles is PVC pipe, cut to side and just glue a piece of Styrene on the top, custom baffle.

I've also found that you can buy laptop speakers on eBay and elsewhere.  Some of them are well engineered to put out an amazing amount of sound for a small enclosure.  Here's one I use in my command controlled clown car.

John,

Any link for that speaker. I was able to get a speaker location. I file down the sides of the baffle to almost paper thin.

It makes it between the post. I kept the LED housing in the front of the engine. As it does light wilsons eyes a bit in the

dark I will post some pictures and video.

I do have a problem in conventional. It does not want to cycle forward reverse. The old no load CW80 thing. I was thinking of a small bulb inside?

Are these motors considered large or small to the ERR board.

I opted for GP9 Sounds in place of F3. A little more robust sounding then the F3. The stuttering  of movement is the lack of a tmcc antenna.

The little speaker I posted I took out of a dead laptop. 

The motor size doesn't seem to make a lot of difference, but other than the RMT BEEP, I've always told the Cruise Commander I have large motors.

The kid is going to flip! Five years girl - she loves the trains!