Any members using an audio booster on the 7000.

Hi folks,
Just wondering if anyone is running a booster on their 7000 through the wireless speaker?
Also, were there any wiring changes from the set-up we are/were using on the 4500/5000's?
I have a custom made dual booster with dual volume controls and a volume limit switch that I have come to like on my 5000, very versatile in windy conditions and when a loud target is encountered; all of the controls are at hand and quick to adjust.
I seem to recall seeing JP with one of his BZ's on one of his 7000 vids and a reference to boosters on the 7000 from another forum member.
Thanks, AUoptimist.

AUoptimist wrote:I seem to recall seeing JP with one of his BZ's on one of his 7000 vids and a reference to boosters on the 7000 from another forum member.
Thanks, AUoptimist.

G'day AUoptimist

We ran the B&Z booster on the 7000 to day, same setup as on the 4500/5000. Just that it can plug into the audio module of the 7000, where the headphone plug is, and that way you still remain cord free, except for the bungy.

You can also plug the B&Z booster into the back of the 7000 where the headphone plug goes, not done this as the lead is a bit short and defeats the cordless idea.

cheers dave

Hi Davsgold,
Many thanks for the info, are you running dual speakers on your 7000?
My thoughts were that I may have to change from a mono jack to a stereo jack wired the same at the headphones to run the dual speakers (dual amps).
It was great to meet up and put some faces to forum members at Hill End a couple of weeks back, it was a good meeting.
Cheers, AUoptimist.

AUoptimist wrote:Hi Davsgold,
Many thanks for the info, are you running dual speakers on your 7000?
My thoughts were that I may have to change from a mono jack to a stereo jack wired the same at the headphones to run the dual speakers (dual amps).
It was great to meet up and put some faces to forum members at Hill End a couple of weeks back, it was a good meeting.
Cheers, AUoptimist.

Like wise AUoptimist, good to meet you as well.

Yes dual speakers, I just unplugged the B&Z cable from the GPX4500 battery and plugged straight into the WM module where you would plug headphones, as soon as you do this it cuts the sound from the WM module speaker and you then have control from the B&Z system. I am very used to running the B&Z on the 4500 with dual/twin speakers and I defiantly like the sound and target response you get using it on the new 7000.

So in a nutshell I just used the old harness with the speakers and B&Z already set up on it unplugged it from the GPX battery, hooked the WM module on the harness beside the B&Z and plugged straight into it.

cheers dave

Many thanks Dave.
Cheers, AUoptimist.

AUoptimist wrote:Hi Davsgold,
Many thanks for the info, are you running dual speakers on your 7000?
My thoughts were that I may have to change from a mono jack to a stereo jack wired the same at the headphones to run the dual speakers (dual amps).

If you're using the B & Z, contact Jonathan Porter and ask him about how to wire up the mono plug to make it stereo. I hope I'm not telling how to suck egg AUoptimist. Just trying to help

Robert