WPL B36 URAL-375D With Best Sound & Light Controller On Trail Run & Build Details

In this video: WPL B36 URAL-4320 to URAL-375D conversion, trail run, best sound & light controller installation details, 3D printed front & trailer parts
Virtual clutch demonstration: • Tamiya King Hauler wit...
Bench sound test: • DIY Truck Sound & Ligh...
Outdoor test: • Worlds Best Sounding R...
Scania V8 Open Pipe: • Arduino DIY ESP32 RC T...
Diesel knock: • Arduino DIY Realistic ...
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PCB: • Arduino ESP32 RC Sound...
Light & sound controller features & improvements, compared with old version for ATmega328P:
- better sound quality, sampling rate up to 22’050Hz, instead of 16’000
- Multiple sounds can play simultaneously
- real DAC outputs, no R/C filter circuit required
- the variable speed engine sound can play at the same time as an additional sound with fixed speed (a horn or a siren for example)
- more sounds in better quality available
- special sounds included like: „Martinshorn“ fire truck horn, US Police siren, Swiss post bus horn, train horn, car horn, MAN TGA truck horn
- Engine sounds for: Land Rover Defender V8, ford Mustang, Chevy Nova, Dodge Challenger, MG B GT V8, LaFerrari, Scania V8, Ural V8, Kenworth, CAT, Detroit Diesel etc.
- Air brake & jake brake sounds
- Output for vibrating motor, which simulates engine vibrations
- Vehicle inertia simulation (if crawler type ESC is connected to pin 33)
- Virtual clutch, making the engine sound much more realistic (if crawler type ESC is connected to pin 33)
- simulated manual 3 speed, automatic & double clutch transmissions
- The TAMIYA 3 speed transmission is synchronised in software and can be shifted while driving
- Many light functions like headlight, tale light, brake light, indicators, blue light, foglight, sidelights, high & low beam
- 6 PWM RC servo signal inputs
- 13 light outputs
- PWM, PPM, IBUS & SBUS communication, makes it compatible with most common remotes
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- ESP32 board: www.banggood.c...
- PAM8403 amplifier: www.banggood.c...
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- Resistors: www.banggood.c...
- PCB: jlcpcb.com
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- WPL B36: www.banggood.c...
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- URAL-375D front: www.thingivers...
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[@jps99]

Wow, you really went all out on the lighting for the truck! I like how you went to all the trouble of creating the SMD LED headlamps and trailer lights. You really worked hard to make the lighting and trailer cable realistic. It sounds awesome too, maybe a little too high revving for a diesel, but not by much. It definitely is much more realistic than in previous videos of it. I think you are ready for an RC Tank now! :-)

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thank you. The SMD soldering is not that hard. All you need is a strap on magnifier and thin copper enamelled wires. BTW: the 375D is not a Diesel, it's a V8 petrol universal fuel engine. The 4320 is a V8 Diesel. It sounds exactly as there original in my opinion.

[@jps99]

@@TheDIYGuy999 Ooops, my bad then. A gas engine would rev like that! As for the SMD soldering, I have the light and magnification I need... it was necessary to build your micro-receiver! I guess the fine wire would be magnet or motor wire which might be salvaged from a little electric motor? Anyway, great work, it is a beautiful truck. I am still building my T35 and printing my King Hauler.

[@TheDIYGuy999]

@@jps99 I found better raw material in the mean time and will try to make an optimised version of the 375 engine sound. Yes, you can use wire from old electric motors, they have a thin insulation on the surface.

[@islandrc-duke1972]

Awesome lights and sounds,cool RC

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thank you

[@giovannialzetta5833]

Hi, beautiful truck ! Where did you find the rectangular rear lights ?

[@NickMakesBreaksStuff]

Awesome work! Could you make a video showing how you make the sound files?

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thanks. You can read how to make them in the manual: github.com/TheDIYGuy999/Rc_Engine_Sound_ESP32/blob/master/README.md

[@pauloperruci4641]

Hi Sir. I finished assembling RC_engine_sound_Esp32, and it didn't work perfectly. My radio is old, PWM only, and the options are from FlySky and your Micro_RC. doesn't work with other radios? Can you help me not to lose the project? Thankful.

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Hi, it does work with all radios, just make sure that the peak voltage of your RC signals does not exceed 3.3V. Of course, you have to configure it properly according to: github.com/TheDIYGuy999/Rc_Engine_Sound_ESP32/blob/master/README.md see "Interface types". Also make sure, your channel order is according to the tab "2_adjustmentsRemote.h"

[@pauloperruci4641]

@@TheDIYGuy999 Hi. I'm using a DIY Arduino control, with 7 channels from ELECTRONOOBS that controls Joop Brokking's drone and it works well. All the functions of your project work perfectly, I just can't control the LEDs on the CH2. I tried the potentiometer output and I also tried the two position digital output. Would a 3-position switch be required or do I need to make any adjustments to the code? "2_adjustmentsRemote.h" set to FLYSKY because as MICRO-RC nothing works ... Thanks

[@xenvoid7]

Where did you get the trailer

[@AatTsani]

very amazing..hihi

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thank you

[@BimT5]

Where can i find those thin wires for the lights? (And won't they short out? Looks like copper wires)

[@TheDIYGuy999]

It is enameled copper wire, so it has a very thin insulation on it. It is from Conrad Electronic

[@39regionrc43]

The rear bumper is incorrect, such a bumper was installed on the onboard GAZ-66. Give the address where to send the STL file with the correct bumper from Ural!

[@TheDIYGuy999]

I know, it's still the original WPL bumper. I only replaced the trailer bumper and lights so far. Could I use the same one or is it incorrect as well? [e-mail]

[@39regionrc43]

@@TheDIYGuy999 The one that you put is not correct, I will send the correct one in the evening!

[@ibexspb]

Excellent model, sound, but the trailer is just awful, in Russia such two-axle ones have never been made.

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thanks. I know the trailer is not scale, but I still kind of like it, because of its very good off road capabilities.