securing the speaker box in the tamiya leo 2a6
#1
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securing the speaker box in the tamiya leo 2a6
question and help,why is it that no screws are securing the bottom of the speaker box? did i miss something? suggestions?
#3
It should be secured with 6 screws. There are standoffs and holes in the box for them. Not sure if it's a mistake in the manual but it doesn't show screws fixing it down when the speaker box goes in. However the leo 2s I've had all.had the box.screwed in.
#4
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yes. Nothing in the manual shows this. Damn. Any ideas of how to fix this?
#6
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It gets fixed along with the top hull. The bottom has slots it goes into but is not screwed in. When you affix the top half, you screw the top hull into the speaker box, which secures it in place. Don't worry about the bottom, its more than secure even that way.
#7
The speaker box mounting instruction is missing from the booklet, it actually is screw fastened to the hull.
Also the supplied hardware (screws) are slightly too small for proper mounting to the hull.
I used slightly larger screws to mount properly
See item #12 here:
SEAD Southeast Armored Division - http://www.sead.us
Also the supplied hardware (screws) are slightly too small for proper mounting to the hull.
I used slightly larger screws to mount properly
See item #12 here:
SEAD Southeast Armored Division - http://www.sead.us
Last edited by heavyaslead; 08-16-2019 at 06:14 AM.
#9
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#10
Thread Starter
The speaker box mounting instruction is missing from the booklet, it actually is screw fastened to the hull.
Also the supplied hardware (screws) are slightly too small for proper mounting to the hull.
I used slightly larger screws to mount properly
See item #12 here:
SEAD Southeast Armored Division - http://www.sead.us
Also the supplied hardware (screws) are slightly too small for proper mounting to the hull.
I used slightly larger screws to mount properly
See item #12 here:
SEAD Southeast Armored Division - http://www.sead.us
#11
Every Tank that I have owned I have stripped everything out of the Hull except the Gearboxes and lined the Floor and the Sides of the Hull with "Velco",
I then glued "Velcro" patches to the base of the Speaker, the Smoker, the Mother Board and the Battery,
Now everything is secure and yet I can simply lift it out as and when I need to and I have a lot more space in the Hull especially with the Battery on its side attached to the inside wall of the Hull by its "Velcro" strip.
I then glued "Velcro" patches to the base of the Speaker, the Smoker, the Mother Board and the Battery,
Now everything is secure and yet I can simply lift it out as and when I need to and I have a lot more space in the Hull especially with the Battery on its side attached to the inside wall of the Hull by its "Velcro" strip.
#13