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Rainfly

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Aker amps are the common amp many troopers use, especially the 1506 model. Jim at TK products is also a 501st member too. Light weight and fits into a cummerbund pouch perfectly.

 

Icomm also gives you static burst.

 

http://www.voicebooster.com/products.html

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Terry's got it..

 

The Aker amp is very popular and works perfectly.

 

A lot of others (myself included) use the ROMFX with it's built in static burst.

 

There are other units available, but their names escape me at the moment.

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I use the Aker 10W and iComm combo setup for my other trooper costumes. I do not use a mic setup for my scout since we never heard scouts with a static burst in the movie. Plus, my voice is plenty loud! ;)

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FYI, I have had a couple of customers report that the icomm does not work with the trooperbay amp. So I would avoid that if you plan to add an iComm at some point. Stick with the voicebooster/Aker that the icomm was designed to work with.

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I am still doing a lot of research into getting my kit together. I came across this guys electronics mod for a Stormtrooper helmet

. My wife is doing a TIE pilot and we plan on setting her helmet like this. My question is has anyone tried something like this for a scout helmet? I am really curious to see if it is possible to wire it up. The biggest issue I can think of is the flip up lid. I have yet to order my hemet so I am not all that sure what kind of room I will have to work with. Any thoughts?
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