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Took a few of my tanks out for a spin today. Loaded them with the PDSG gearbox




and a Clark TK60 and tried out a few New soundset's

Bovington Tiger
Saumur King Tiger
and ISU / KV/ JS





enjoy , feedback welcome

Great work as always, you really have a knack for creating realistic sound files.

Those gearboxes are very interesting too. I have never considered swapping gearboxes between tanks before but that looks very quick and easy. I am very impressed by how quiet they are too which really lets your sound files shine.

Thanks man, just the comment I was hoping for when making these clips

When will the Tiger 1 TK60 board be available ? (And the King Tiger version too)

Tiggr wrote:When will the Tiger 1 TK60 board be available ? (And the King Tiger version too)

they are

http://norwegianrctank.weebly.com/clark-tk-60.html



I have 3 left

I load the sounds you want on it ( them )

Hello there Maxmekker do you know of a sound set for a sturmtiger thanks for the information!

c.rainford73 wrote:Hello there Maxmekker do you know of a sound set for a sturmtiger thanks for the information!

hey there

Well I would say that you can use any of the KT ore Tiger set's now ready and shown in the video( first sound shown ) , the first is from the Tiger 1 Bovington . I would imagine that being the closest it would sound in real life, but if you want more agressive , choose one of the KT set .
More Tiger sounds will come later .

hope that helps

Sturmtigers had the late maybach engine didn't they? Could be either like maxmekker says.

Whichever one you choose, they're all good!

I think the Bovington Tiger has a KT engine as well. From memory the original engine had some sort of catastrophic failure on it's first test run after restoration. It was beyond repair and was replaced with a Maybach HL230.

I think the original engine was cut in half during initial examination during the war and then later when the museum started restoration of the Tiger there wasn’t sufficient parts left to restore the engine. The HL230 was bought or gifted from another museum to allow the Tiger to roar again.