Greg Elmassian
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there's no guessing where the batteries go, they go in the hood and the front of the hood slides up.
Finally a picture of the cleaning "pads" from the brochure.
It's this material:
Commonly called drywall sandpaper, because sanding the patching compound used with drywall creates a lot of fine dust, and clogs normal sandpaper immediately. The open screen mesh clears out readily... typically a fiberglas mesh with silicon carbide.
From the pictures, small strips are clipped into the holders. It's a lot smaller than the prototype shown that had a much larger piece. I hope that the sandpaper can be readily changed by the use, rather than having to buy the plastic clips with the sandpaper installed.
Also there's no controversy about speaker, you could try to mount underneath, but pretty darn small diameter, there is a mounting place on the underside of the cab roof.
Greg
Finally a picture of the cleaning "pads" from the brochure.
It's this material:

Commonly called drywall sandpaper, because sanding the patching compound used with drywall creates a lot of fine dust, and clogs normal sandpaper immediately. The open screen mesh clears out readily... typically a fiberglas mesh with silicon carbide.
From the pictures, small strips are clipped into the holders. It's a lot smaller than the prototype shown that had a much larger piece. I hope that the sandpaper can be readily changed by the use, rather than having to buy the plastic clips with the sandpaper installed.
Also there's no controversy about speaker, you could try to mount underneath, but pretty darn small diameter, there is a mounting place on the underside of the cab roof.
Greg