It's ICE time for my ANHC WIP Pics on Page 3

monty9991 · 22nd March 2010, 22:18

Hello everyone,

My ANHC is currently under ICEing process. This time again it will be a CarPC setup and powering Amps thru Pioneer DEH-P8650.
The screen is already in its place. Here is the link to it http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/diy-do...diy-carpc.html

The pioneer DEH-P8650 is split into 2 pieces. the front detachable panel will be seperated from it body and will be place just near the cup holders and the body will go under the seat. Its already split and waiting to be installed.

The CarPC is goin to the boot. My setup will be little bling-bling effect. I wanted to use my boot to the fullest and wanted a setup which would fulfil my both wishes to have a boot space enough for my luggage and a setup to hear the word "WOW!!" from my friends.

I have been consulting to Gunbir Sirji and GYRO in delhi for the speakers and amp to use and come to the following conclusion:-

Front Compos- Rainbow SLG 265 titans
Rear fills- Bull COA 165
Amp- Kenwood 8404 ( 4channel)
Amp- Kenwood 8104D (Mono)
Dampeing- Noise Kill
Amp Kit- Rockford Fosgate Dual Amp wiring kit.
Sub - ID CTX124.

Here I have attached the plan which was is in my mind and i drew it on the board.

This will be all made of MDF board. and the there will be an acrylic sheet's window so that my CarPC and Amps are visible.

I will be adding some PC cabinet cooling fans with the custom made and designed by me honda grill on them. But I havent decided yet where to place them so they are not there the in the drawing. I have 2 designs for the grill, one with the circle and the other without circlr. help me decide.

I will be going to GYRO in dehli for the installation in 1st week of April.

Let me know your comments and points i can improve in my plane

donarun · 22nd March 2010, 22:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by monty9991

Hello everyone,

Front Compos- Rainbow SLG 265 titans
Rear fills- Bull COA 165
Amp- Kenwood 8404 ( 4channel)
Amp- Kenwood 8104D (Mono)
Dampeing- Noise Kill
Amp Kit- Rockford Fosgate Dual Amp wiring kit.
Sub - ID CTX124.

Hey monty, the configurations & placements look neat. Looking forward to the actual install.

Also can you quote the prices of the Rainbow comps and RF amp kits (highlighted above).

monty9991 · 22nd March 2010, 22:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by donarun

Hey monty, the configurations & placements look neat. Looking forward to the actual install.

Also can you quote the prices of the Rainbow comps and RF amp kits (highlighted above).

thanks
i will be able to give you the prices only after i pay for them.. lol
so, wait for few days.

anku94 · 23rd March 2010, 00:35

It's OT, I know, sorry for that, but which software did you use for making those models ? 3DS MAX ?

monty9991 · 23rd March 2010, 12:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by anku94

It's OT, I know, sorry for that, but which software did you use for making those models ? 3DS MAX ?

I used Solidworks as CAD software.

BuBooMan · 23rd March 2010, 13:36

Nice setup Monty. Keep us updated. Just a suggestion : from the excellent drawings you have made, it appears you plan to use a standard desktop HDD. I have had so many crash because of vibrations and general motion. Go for a 2.5'' laptop HDD instead. Their tolerance toward vibes is a lot better. Will give you that extra piece of mind. And if budget permits, do check out solid state drives. those things are pretty much indestructible.

Cheers!

monty9991 · 23rd March 2010, 14:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by BuBooMan

it appears you plan to use a standard desktop HDD.

yes i am using 3.5 desktop HDD.i have been using this same HDD for last 1.5yrs and have not faced any issues yet.
i will upgrade this HDD soon to laptop HDD may be in few months.

monty9991 · 24th March 2010, 14:19

here i post the pic of screen instaled and the installation place for the HU.

monty9991 · 26th March 2010, 16:24

hi,
here is an update. i got the HU splited.
it is splited with about 1.5m wire with both side connectors.
it is split in a way that it can be fixed together again when ever i want.

shreyasma · 26th March 2010, 17:09

You have done a professional job. Very clean and easy to disconnect.

Gill · 26th March 2010, 19:55

Looks Great! Nice Idea of HU extension!
Cheers!

kingofmyworld · 26th March 2010, 20:05

Dude! You did it again. " BOW "
How do you manage doing everything look professional ?
You really have the "thing" in you which a DIY'er should have. Hatsoff to you man!
I was always happy with the DIY's I did for my ride. After looking at your DIYs I'm jealous.

Bass&Trouble · 26th March 2010, 20:22

Why are you using a Car PC AND a head unit since I suppose you can't use the head unit transport anyway?

monty9991 · 26th March 2010, 20:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by shreyasma

You have done a professional job. Very clean and easy to disconnect.

Yes, easy disconnect and connect, thats what i wanted.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gill

Looks Great! Nice Idea of HU extension!
Cheers!

Thanks buddy..

Quote:

Originally Posted by kingofmyworld

After looking at your DIYs I'm jealous.

Dont get jealous. lol..

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Why are you using a Car PC AND a head unit since I suppose you can't use the head unit transport anyway?

well, i was using my HU before also with my carPC and wanted to retain the beauties of my HU as i like it display. And more over my carPC cannot give me 4.1 channel output unlike my DEH-P8650 unless i spend about Rs.5k to 8k on the sound card.

S.I.N.G.H · 26th March 2010, 22:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by monty9991

hi,
here is an update. i got the HU splited.
it is splited with about 1.5m wire with both side connectors.
it is split in a way that it can be fixed together again when ever i want.

how did you manage to divert the wires of the speakers from the dash to under the seat? hasn't it become too messy under the seat?

22nd March 2010, 22:18	#1
monty9991 BANNED Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Ludhiana Posts: 706 Thanked: 42 Times View My Garage	It's ICE time for my ANHC WIP Pics on Page 3 Hello everyone, My ANHC is currently under ICEing process. This time again it will be a CarPC setup and powering Amps thru Pioneer DEH-P8650. The screen is already in its place. Here is the link to it http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/diy-do...diy-carpc.html The pioneer DEH-P8650 is split into 2 pieces. the front detachable panel will be seperated from it body and will be place just near the cup holders and the body will go under the seat. Its already split and waiting to be installed. The CarPC is goin to the boot. My setup will be little bling-bling effect. I wanted to use my boot to the fullest and wanted a setup which would fulfil my both wishes to have a boot space enough for my luggage and a setup to hear the word "WOW!!" from my friends. I have been consulting to Gunbir Sirji and GYRO in delhi for the speakers and amp to use and come to the following conclusion:- Front Compos- Rainbow SLG 265 titans Rear fills- Bull COA 165 Amp- Kenwood 8404 ( 4channel) Amp- Kenwood 8104D (Mono) Dampeing- Noise Kill Amp Kit- Rockford Fosgate Dual Amp wiring kit. Sub - ID CTX124. Here I have attached the plan which was is in my mind and i drew it on the board. This will be all made of MDF board. and the there will be an acrylic sheet's window so that my CarPC and Amps are visible. I will be adding some PC cabinet cooling fans with the custom made and designed by me honda grill on them. But I havent decided yet where to place them so they are not there the in the drawing. I have 2 designs for the grill, one with the circle and the other without circlr. help me decide. I will be going to GYRO in dehli for the installation in 1st week of April. Let me know your comments and points i can improve in my plane Attached Thumbnails
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23rd March 2010, 00:35	#4
anku94 BHPian Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 249 Thanked: 352 Times	It's OT, I know, sorry for that, but which software did you use for making those models ? 3DS MAX ?
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23rd March 2010, 13:36	#6
BuBooMan BHPian Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Pune Posts: 72 Thanked: 28 Times	Nice setup Monty. Keep us updated. Just a suggestion : from the excellent drawings you have made, it appears you plan to use a standard desktop HDD. I have had so many crash because of vibrations and general motion. Go for a 2.5'' laptop HDD instead. Their tolerance toward vibes is a lot better. Will give you that extra piece of mind. And if budget permits, do check out solid state drives. those things are pretty much indestructible. Cheers!
	() Thanks

24th March 2010, 14:19	#8
monty9991 BANNED Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Ludhiana Posts: 706 Thanked: 42 Times View My Garage	here i post the pic of screen instaled and the installation place for the HU. Attached Thumbnails
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26th March 2010, 16:24	#9
monty9991 BANNED Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Ludhiana Posts: 706 Thanked: 42 Times View My Garage	hi, here is an update. i got the HU splited. it is splited with about 1.5m wire with both side connectors. it is split in a way that it can be fixed together again when ever i want. Attached Thumbnails
	() Thanks

26th March 2010, 17:09	#10
shreyasma BHPian Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Bang! Posts: 652 Thanked: 6 Times	You have done a professional job. Very clean and easy to disconnect.
	() Thanks

26th March 2010, 19:55	#11
Gill BHPian Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Mohali Posts: 701 Thanked: 16 Times	Looks Great! Nice Idea of HU extension! Cheers!
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26th March 2010, 20:05	#12
kingofmyworld BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Hyderabad / pensylvania. Posts: 816 Thanked: 536 Times View My Garage	Dude! You did it again. " BOW " How do you manage doing everything look professional ? You really have the "thing" in you which a DIY'er should have. Hatsoff to you man! I was always happy with the DIY's I did for my ride. After looking at your DIYs I'm jealous.
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26th March 2010, 20:22	#13
Bass&Trouble Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Bombay Posts: 2,756 Thanked: 135 Times	Why are you using a Car PC AND a head unit since I suppose you can't use the head unit transport anyway?
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