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Some of the electronics can be bought in kit form as "practice" pieces for soldering and can be found at a couple different sites. I think the voice amp can be bought at Radio Shack, and the LEDs for the range finder can either be blinking LEDs themselves, or a small circuit that can be assembled, the bord is too big to fit in the rangefinder itself, so the LEDs could be wired through the stalk, and the bord mounted in the helmet. A small mercury switch can be added in the top of the range finder to turn on the lights when the range finder is down, and off when it's up. I believe Hobbytron is a site with a couple of these kits.

[QUOTE="fettcicle, post: 14833, member: 12"] Some of the electronics can be bought in kit form as "practice" pieces for soldering and can be found at a couple different sites. I think the voice amp can be bought at Radio Shack, and the LEDs for the range finder can either be blinking LEDs themselves, or a small circuit that can be assembled, the bord is too big to fit in the rangefinder itself, so the LEDs could be wired through the stalk, and the bord mounted in the helmet. A small mercury switch can be added in the top of the range finder to turn on the lights when the range finder is down, and off when it's up. I believe Hobbytron is a site with a couple of these kits. [/QUOTE]

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