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John, I am hoonestly not familiar with the futaba radio, but I will do my best to explain how to set the files up...you will have to get info from some of the others here on radio setup though.
Ok, The sounds that you want to add are under user files. user1, user2, user3, and user4. You can add1-4 sounds whcih will work on a 3-way switch of the radio. One sound is played when the switch is up, one when the switch is down. This will aslo depend on how you have your elmod setup. Mine is running on 4-channel mode. My gray and white wires from the elmod board are plugged into channel 5 and 6 of the reciever. So now, channel 5 adn 6 of the radio play back these designated sounds.
When you have the files you want to add, simply copy and paste them into the folder of the soundcard that is named 111.
then open the blaster file in the same folder and make sure that user1 and so on are in that file. If not, you need to add them manually. user1.wav U 1
user2.wav U 2 and so on. Make sure they are correct or they will not work.
Also be sure the sounds are in the correct format for elmod. Once you are ready, do a file check and make sure all is in order. Then install into your tank and enjoy the new sounds.
I hope this helps. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

Thanks yellowshaker, that is a help. I have the sound files converted. Will set up user 1,2 ect and give it a go. Thanks

Anytime my friend. Did you have a go at it yet?

Not yet. Up to my ears in work on my 1/6 tiger at the moment. Little details taking time. Slow progress. I will have a go soon. Hope I can get it sounding as good as yours. I need to finish my panzer 111 also. Have an Elmod Eco in it but having turret problems there. Rotation motor is a dudd and have completely given up on elevation and recoil after one blown Elmod and onto the second Asiatam recoil/elevation unit.