[Steven Docherty]

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I'm new to this but need to flesh out the electronics part of my kit.

I have a lighting kit for the proton pack
a lighting kit for the wand / thrower / emitter
& a sound kit

All 3 from different suppliers and have no clue how best to merge these together

there have been posts before with similar issues but none reference these exact items

Any assistance would be Greatly appreciated. Please see attached images.

https://www.jupiterstore.com/GhostBuste ... _p_12.html

https://www.ebay.com/p/1333296390

Thank you in advance

[doctorevil30564]

I'm interested in finding this out too. I recently upgraded my proton pack with a Ninjatunes light and sound kit, and I'm giving my old Heavy props sound board and the amplifier I used with it to my teammate to use in his pack. He has the Jupiter proton pack and wand light kits installed in his pack. It looks pretty straight forward on how the board should wire except for the wand board sound cable part shown on the diagram that heavy props provides. I'm not sure if this needs to be wired up from the wand, or if it can't be wired up to the wand, if it would require installing a switch on the pack or motherboard to toggle the sound board on.

[doctorevil30564]

wanted to follow up. due to the way the Heavy Props sound board is setup for the firing sounds it is wired to a three pin on/on type switch using three separate wires with one being a common ground where when the switch is flipped to the activate position it fires continuously until you then flip the switch back off when then activates a stop firing sound. Due to how this is setup the Heavy Props kit for the wand,etc. doesn't have a vent switch function as that switch is used to fire. You have to quickly flip the switch then press the black activate button to get the pack to light up the wand tip. During my testing to see if I could get this board to work for my teammate we discovered that if you simply tried to wire two leads for the firing function the sound board would not stop firing until you did something to toggle another sound. Due to the continuous firing issue, we gave up on the Heavy Props sound board. He acquired a GBfans sound board and we'll be wiring that one up instead.