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  • MaverickTank
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    • Nov 2023
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    #1

    HL turret sounds too loud

    Has anyone figured out a way to either get rid of the turret sound or tone it down? Several of my Heng Long tanks have turret sounds that are louder than the engine sound. Anyone else annoyed by the drone of the turret rotation? As if the hydraulic or electric motor would be so loud!
  • tank_me
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    • Feb 2022
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    #2
    Not configurable on the HL tanks. Sound pack is what it is. Only thing you can control on the sounds is the overall volume (or mute all sounds).

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    • Rubicon99
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      • Dec 2019
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      #3
      Originally posted by MaverickTank
      Has anyone figured out a way to either get rid of the turret sound or tone it down? Several of my Heng Long tanks have turret sounds that are louder than the engine sound. Anyone else annoyed by the drone of the turret rotation? As if the hydraulic or electric motor would be so loud!
      Are you talking about the sound effects or the actual motor and gear turning sound made by the rotation unit?

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      • MaverickTank
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        #4
        Originally posted by Rubicon99

        Are you talking about the sound effects or the actual motor and gear turning sound made by the rotation unit?
        The sound effect. The turret movement is much louder than the sound of the engine or the blast of the main gun.

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        • MaverickTank
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          #5
          Originally posted by tank_me
          Not configurable on the HL tanks. Sound pack is what it is. Only thing you can control on the sounds is the overall volume (or mute all sounds).
          That is a shame. I wondered if the sounds were stored on a flashable eeprom.

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          • tank_me
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            #6
            Originally posted by MaverickTank

            That is a shame. I wondered if the sounds were stored on a flashable eeprom.
            They might be, but we mere mortals don't have the ability to flash the EEPROM. I'm sure some electronics engineer somewhere could figure out a way, but the board doesn't have any external ports like USB or serial or removable storage. I'm sure it's probably loaded at the factory by a machine that touches the right traces on the chip to load it.

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            • MaverickTank
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              #7
              Originally posted by tank_me

              They might be, but we mere mortals don't have the ability to flash the EEPROM. I'm sure some electronics engineer somewhere could figure out a way, but the board doesn't have any external ports like USB or serial or removable storage. I'm sure it's probably loaded at the factory by a machine that touches the right traces on the chip to load it.
              Sounds like a capitalist opportunity! Someone come up with a customizable sound card for the Heng Long tanks....one that new sounds could be flashed to. Hmm.

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              • SoCalBobS
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                • May 2020
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                #8
                If you’re looking for custom sounds, Clark boards have that flash capability.
                The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!

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                • MaverickTank
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by SoCalBobS
                  If you’re looking for custom sounds, Clark boards have that flash capability.
                  Awesome! Thank you!

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