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The video demonstrates how to make Ruroc helmets quieter by using speaker pads to improve sound insulation and reduce wind noise. The modification involves adjusting the speaker placement and adding padding to enhance sound quality and comfort, making helmets lighter and quieter at a low cost. Viewers are encouraged to participate in testing the impact of the modifications on sound levels. The speaker pads work with various helmet types and can be used independently of a communication unit, but may make helmets slightly more challenging to put on. Brett signs off with a catchphrase, indicating that viewers should expect more content in the future.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on how to make the Ruroc Atlas helmet quieter. The video explains that Ruroc helmets are known for being loud, and the goal is to make any helmet lighter and quieter with a cost of about ten dollars. The Ruroc helmet is designed with a speaker system, and the speaker placement is modified with added padding to improve sound insulation. Viewers are encouraged to participate by making sounds to understand the impact of the modifications on sound levels.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker pads are discussed as a way to reduce excess wind noise by pushing speakers closer to the ears in a helmet. The pads can enhance sound quality and work with various helmet types, not just the specific brand mentioned. The pads can be used without a comm unit and only require proper spacing. However, it may make helmets slightly more challenging to put on. Using a rag to keep ears tucked back can assist with this issue. Overall, the speaker pads improve sound quality and comfort, making helmets quieter. The video suggests trying this modification and provides a link for purchasing the pads.
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In this segment of the video, Brett signs off by saying “I will catch you guys on the next dark side because this is the way. See you on the next one. Later.”