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Pues ahora que han pasado unas horas y las voces han sido mejor procesadas, especialmente la de Itsuki, ha mejorado muchísimo. Esa voz es la que más me ha costado clonar, porque la reconocía como voz de mujer y sonaba a mujer. Es la que más ha tardado en procesar y la que más datos de ejemplo tiene. Las demás voces, con apenas 1min de diálogo con frases sueltas, ya las había clonado con una calidad bastante buena✌

Que orgullo ❤

@@komiks17 I’ve used an ublox-6m gps, 2.2KOhm resistor and TIP120 transistor to turn on and off the chime. I dont know where I have the code, but I can try to make a new one

Ebay or buyee for example

Yeah I did it. I recorded Initial D AE86 chime sound and then I mesurad the delay between each Ding-Dong to make it sound like Initial D

Yeah is possible to install on any car

What do u mean? Build a chime?

yeah hahah, the whole chime from scratch, I've tried to search the schema and instructions for it but sadly there are none, it is a fairly simple concept and pretty popularized so I thought someone might have made a manual. I just want to build it because it's so expensive nowadays. @@jjbc5059

I'm not sure since I've never heard the carbed one. Sorry m8 :(

@@jjbc5059 you're good man I'll take any info so I had to ask

It might cost like so. I dunno, since mine cost like 150-180€ used from japan + shipping + customs taxes and it was like 3 or 4 years ago. My chime was used on a AE86 Sprinter Trueno GT APEX (at least that is what the item description said) and also I have to say that the guy who sent it to me was very kind, he also sent me a gift with japanese candies, an origami crane and a letter saying thank you so much for buying it, I'm the first spanish who ever bought on his store and ask me to be friends since his dream is to be friends with people from worldwide. So in my case, I think it worth it😁

Yeah for me the cheapest I found was about 700 aud what is about 450 usd

@@Roadbobek you can try to buy for other models such as toyota Celica. It can be found new from Japan on Amayama website, or maybe search on Google Images “Toyota 86640-12070” and you will see a bunch of eBay products and from other sites. Right now I searched for it and I watched one for 180 bucks on eBay

@@Roadbobek BTW the Celica chime part No. is 86640-20090 search for it on Amayama, it is like 22 bucks.

I’ll try to record a video tomorrow and share it to all to you guys

@@jjbc5059 Got an update for me? I got the chime but my speedo isn't compatible... :-)

Search in sites such as buyee.jp

12 volts

Parts: -Arduino UNO -AE86 Chime -2.2KOhm resistor -TIP120 transistor I have to search for the code. If I found it, I’ll post it.

Thanks bro

Can be done too😆😆

I am definitely happy😂

​@@TofuBoy1lol

[< *Cars haven't emotions* >]

Hotel: Trivago

@@Mrgrey1107 but they have soul

Yeah it was just a test. It was improved to sound just like the 86

There’s a mod for assetto corsa

Genius idea.

The chime? I bought it from ebay.com (important to be .com). It was from a japan scrapyard. There’s also other places such buyee where you can bet japanese yahoo auditions or buy them directly. You can search for ae86 speed chine/bell/ring or search for the part number that appears in the video. There’s also cheaper alternatives such as Toyota Celica AT160 chime that it’s the same, sounds like ae86 chime but less expensive, and can be found in the website megazip.net as a new original spare (at least a few weeks ago)

In cars like 300zx light reminder was like this, also the seatbelts

Hi! Actually I have never used any library, I used a elm327 bluetooth obdII with PIC25k80 chip, I removed the 121 OHM resistor inside the elm327 and solder a few wires to the tx,rx, gnd and vcc pins inside the elm327 Bluetooth chip (which works at 3.3v, so you might use some kind of voltage divider from arduino 5v to 3.3v in the Bluetooth rx pin), then I started to send data to the elm327 that I got sniffing the commands that AlfaOBD APP for Android send to the car, using an Android phone, Arduino Mega 2560, x2 HC-05 Bluetooth modules the ELM327 OBDII. So basically, I made a man-in-the-middle sniffer with Arduino, so I connected the phone to the Arduino with Bluetooth that has a sketch that shows in the terminal the commands that AlfaOBD APP sends and the responses that car sends back, then, the Arduino connects to the elm327 with another Bluetooth and while I can see the commands on the terminal, Arduino also sends the same commands to the car, so the car and the App thinks there are both connected directly. Well, using the app, I use a handy function that is for testing the dashboard gauges one by one, putting them from 0 to the maximum value. I recorded all the commands sent by the app and then with Arduino I made an sketch simulating the AlfaOBD App. There’s a value on the command that tells the gauge where to go, in the App case, it tells the dashboard gauge to go to the limit, which in HEX code is 0xFF (DECIMAL: 255), so basically I wrote a simple code that makes a simple math like this: “If 255 (0xff) is 230kmh in the dashboard, X-value (the value that I want) equals to Y”, so after getting the decimal value (Y) I translated the DECIMAL value to HEX value and send it to the Dashboard, and it worked. The cluster works at 50kbps CAN BUS. I don’t remember exactly the pins but you can try to find the eLearn of your car (mine is a Grande Punto), that is a official mechanic manual for repairing Fiat cars. That manual is a Windows-only program, so you must use Windows OS. I don’t know if I left something to tell you. Any problem please let me know ;) Good luck!🍀

@@jjbc5059 hi.. i didn't even think you would reply. thank you so much. Thank you for sharing valuable information. Now some things are clearer in my mind. If there is still a problem, I would hesitate to ask you for help. :) I'm grateful. Best regards. Loves from Turkey.

The noise is due to TVIS vacuum that when it’s hot it sounds like this, so I need to replace it. The engine was running with low gas pressure (bad pump pressure) so I replaced the pump and now works fine. Anyways, thanks for your reply 😊

@@jjbc5059 😏 4age never die 😏

Fuck, you took the words from my brain man

yes, 63 mph on a 22 mph curvy, bendy road.

BABY I WANT YOU, *NIGHT FEVER NIGHT FEVER*

It's almost the same, it's just that it's slightly off and slower

@@silvershine5935 you could actually program it to be faster since its arduino couldnt you?

@@bruh5924 yes

It was a brief test, after that video I made it work faster, I got the sound from Initial D’s chime and in Audacity I mesured the “ding” and “dong” times and then I wrote it to the Arduino 😁👍

Hi! Sorry for late reply! I have answered your same question in another comment in my video. Please check it out. Any problem please let me know ;)

@@jjbc5059 thanks a lot