u/ChrisF12000

Edit: parts car*

Hello,

I'm looking for the pigtail connector that connects to the back of the dash clock. If anyone has one, or can help me locate one I'd be grateful.

It's for a 2015-2018 RC. I believe the same gen IS works as well.

Hello,

The past week or two I've noticed that my pixel phone is constantly disconnecting from Verizon, but reconnecting seconds later. It does this often, probably several times an hour and sometimes three or four times back to back.

My phone is up to date and I've tried restarting the phone. Is anyone else experiencing something like this?

Hello,

I jumped headfirst into DIY speakers and decided to design a 3d printed enclosure to house two 4" woofers and a 1 1/8" tweeter.

The design is not finalized, but I am getting close. My todo list is:

• Finalize mounting for drivers
• Internal ribbing/bracing
• Media controls, probably on the top somewhere
• Small touches, like handle and feet.

The speaker compartment is separate from the electronics part. Does anyone know of a good way to pass the wires from the amp into the drivers while keeping it airtight? Ideally I'd find some sort of panel connector, but I haven't had much luck. The rear of the speaker compartment is open, and the front of the electronics part is what will seal the speaker box. I will use a TPU gasket to keep it airtight. The internal volume of the speaker compartment is ~6.7 liters, not counting the space that the ribbing and drivers will occupy.

The big pink box is the power supply (MeanWell LRS-200-24), the yellow box is the JAB5 amp, and the small pink box is the raspberry pi.

My questions are:

• What would you change?
• How much ribbing do I really need? Just enough to make it strong/rigid? I heard that it might matter how I align them, do I need to be cautious of this?
• Does anyone have experience 3D printing enclosures? I'd like to use PETG. Maybe PLA is fine, as I will likely sand and paint this.
• I was just going to add a vent in the electronics compartment, since the PSU supposedly doesn't need anything else. Would it be weird to add one of those tiny fans into a speaker?

This is my first design, and I only started digging into the world of DIY speakers like two weeks ago. Any advice is welcome, and thank you all in advanced.

Front Angle

Rear Angle

Hello,

For my first DIY project, I have chosen this particular amplifier board.

Because of the long ship times, tariffs, and shipping costs, I figured I'd come here first and see if anyone had one for sale. I am located in the US.

I apologize if this is not allowed, I did not see it in the rules and the swap subreddit is dead.

Thanks all.