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Almost 1 year ago, I unboxed a fully

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functional [music] fire truck as an April Fools video where the prank was

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that there was no prank. It was just a

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real fire truck. Since then, there is one video that I have been dying to make

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[music] and that you guys have been asking for. What about gaming fire

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truck? And with the next Whiteland coming very soon, now seemed like the

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perfect moment to transform [music] the inside from emergency vehicle to an

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emergent [music] you got to see this vehicle.

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>> Ah. You wrote that.

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This has been our biggest vehicle upgrade yet and it's all made possible

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by AMD who sponsored our entire fire truck series. [music] And we're very

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grateful for that because alongside our theater grade Dolby Atmos sound system

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and the world's coolest Nintendo [music] Switch, too, there's going to be a lot

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of gaming PCs in, on, and around this thing. Oh my god, this is my first time

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actually sitting here and seeing it. You're not allowed to play yet.

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It's awesome. Yeah, we have work to do. Show them the

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rest of the truck.

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By the end of this video, we're going to be finished our interior modifications

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and upgrades, but I still want to talk a bit first about what we're planning for

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the outside. >> The idea is we're going to have four different unique experiences on each

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side of the [music] truck. And some of them were pretty obvious, like

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obviously TV TV and you could do kind of like the

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truck rolls up, two AMD powered gaming PCs go

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right down here, and the aim is to have kind of a 4v4 PC gaming setup where

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people can take a break outside from the sweaty heat while being sweaty in a

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different way. At least our armpits won't stink quite as bad. >> Well, they might stink just as [music]

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bad. We just might not smell them cuz we're outside. Hey, that's a Hey, that's a win. Now, because we're trying to keep

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the whole truck's power requirements low, we're actually not going to be

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using AMD's like latest and greatest. Uh we're planning [music] Ryzen 5 9600X

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CPUs and RX 970 non-XT GPUs. The big

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drop in power consumption is well worth the relatively small dip in performance.

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We're going to have stereo speakers here and nothing particularly powerful

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because I don't think the whole neighborhood needs [music] to hear what's is going on in this 404 setup.

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>> Yeah, and we have other plans for other speakers elsewhere. There are a few

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issues. Uh screen peaking is definitely one, but realistically, people are going

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to end up using it as like a four-player couch gaming thing next to another

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four-player couch gaming thing anyway. And I want to get a lot of co-op games,

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so it's actually not cheating, but we do have an idea for how to prevent it.

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You'll see in the next video. And waterproofing is a major concern. Really

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bad. There's There's drill holes kind of all throughout, and it's not designed to

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be waterproof cuz the stuff that goes in here is meant to have some kind of resistance.

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>> Right, right. Water is a feature. Yeah, it's a wa- it's a fire truck, you know?

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You want water everywhere. Okay. Do you Do you have a plan for that?

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Uh Lots of caulk? Oh, caulk everywhere, maybe.

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Um the other problem is getting cables throughout. Obviously, this wasn't

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designed for power and networking, but there actually is some pretty great

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stuff on this truck uh for getting things throughout. Really? Like conduit?

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Let's take a look. Oh, no. Is that what I found THE BIRD IN?

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>> [laughter] >> STORM DRAIN. NO, IT ISN'T.

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THIS IS SUPER CONVENIENT. This conduit goes all the way from the back to the

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front, and you can see this from the inside of all the cabinets. So, we're

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just going to drill holes, run the power through it, easy peasy. Power from where

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though? We are going to be having most of our power distribution happen back

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here. Okay. >> We're going to use those big portable power stations uh so that we're going to

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avoid constantly running the engine power. >> Right. So, if we wanted to power the

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entire thing off of the engine, could it be done? It could be done. We would have

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to probably plug in some things, unplug some other things, and then hope that no

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one dies from exhaust fumes. Well, okay. We wouldn't do it inside.

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Oh, yeah. No, that'd be fine. We did explore some more industrial-grade power

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delivery, but what we found is we just didn't really need them. The gaming PCs

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that we're planning to use are around 500 W peak. Our [music] projector should

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be slightly less than that. And speakers can be a big power draw, especially at

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peak, but when only one set's going to be cranked at a time, they can share

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their power budget somewhat. Which brings us to what we're doing on this

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side of the truck. The aim on this side of the truck is to

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have an epic movie-watching setup. Projector in this cabinet, speakers in

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this one, pull-out inflatable couches in this one. What? Yeah, but there's a lot

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of questions left. Okay. Oh, yeah. Like,

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would it be hard on a projector to be on a moving vehicle? >> Yes, we're going to have to make sure we

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select a solid-state projector so that it's not, you know, vibrating and

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destroying its bulb as we go. >> Nice. Okay. We'll also need some kind of

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easy-to-deploy screen. >> Yeah, we originally wanted to display on

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Smash Em's wall, but >> we went there and there's no really good

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ones. Oh. >> We also wanted to use reflective audio, but that's not a great solution because

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then we're really locked in on where we can go, as well as like choosing a

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specific wall. >> Okay. So, what's the plan? The plan for the screen is a big blow-up screen. Uh

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we [laughter] got We have like a 200-in one from Soundcore. Uh it's actually

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pretty freaking cool. Okay. >> For speakers, we're still not 100% sure.

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There's actually a lot of questions left, but it's going to be awesome.

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That's not a question. Okay. Up here, the plan is to have [music] all the

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controls we need for the tank and the pumps, and also the party.

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We're thinking kind of like a DJ booth with I mean basically just an iPad.

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That's a modern DJ booth. >> Yeah. Okay, [laughter] so that'll be music, speakers, lasers,

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and a fog machine. Where's the fog machine going? Uh all around us. That's

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pretty fogged up. >> [laughter]

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>> We're insufferable. The one thing you got overridden on by the engineers, so

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by law you're not allowed to override engineers, is uh they say we have to

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turn these into the controls for the DJ booth. No. Also,

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>> I don't think there's a single engineer who works here. Okay, the people who do

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engineering. They're in the engineering [laughter] department, but engineer is a

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protected term in BC. It's [music] a whole thing. Don't worry about it. The point is, get subscribed so you don't

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miss part two when all of this happens cuz it's [music] going to be flipping

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wild. For now, it's time to go inside.

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Immediately noticeable is the much much safer mounting for the AV receiver that

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handles the audio system in here. Instead of just being

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put [snorts] on the dash, it now has these aluminum brackets that hold it in

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place. There's a broken weld. We'll fix it. Oh.

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Okay. >> [laughter] >> Anyway, also new is the RGB strip

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lighting up around the top of the cabin, an RGB tube light here, and maybe most

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importantly, in between the two subwoofers, we now have

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a mini fridge. >> [laughter]

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>> So, there's a bit of a clearance issue on the door, but minor details, minor

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details. We'll get to that. [music] Now, you might have noticed

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our center channel is gone. It's not gone.

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It's in the back. That's the front. Which is the front?

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See, as much as we loved the idea of

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sitting around waiting for an emergency [music] and watching movies from the

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driver's seat. Realistically,

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it's your crew that's going to need the entertainment more than you, the driver.

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So, what we did is we actually flipped [music] the entire audio setup around.

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So, what used to be our rear speakers is now our front stereo [music] speakers.

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The center channel is now here. The heights are still heights. And what used

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to be our front speakers is now our rear speakers. The surrounds, which you guys

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might remember on the sides here, didn't need to move at all. [music]

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So, instead of a little tiny tablet

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screen, which make clear, really nice gaming tablet from [music] ASUS, powered

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by our sponsor for this video, AMD, we have a 42-in

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LG C4 OLED. And have we not done this

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peel yet? Do I get to peel it? >> No, it's for the camera.

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Oh, buddy.

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This is freaking amazing, okay? Gone are

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the tank holders in the chairs. In are

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these custom cushions making these seats way more comfortable. And [music]

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Justin, our fabrication guru, has absolutely outdone himself with this

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Nintendo Switch 2-alike display for our

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Nintendo Switch 2 gaming TV. And the

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best part is hidden. Integrated controller shelves with

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magnetic mounting. >> Oh my gosh, that's so cool. >> Grab a controller.

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>> Let's do it. Sick. >> Should we have Justin and David join us for a game?

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>> We should. Justin and David, come on in. >> massive shout out PainKratz too for

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>> gosh, yeah. All the work that went into this.

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Oh yeah. That's what I'm talking about.

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Oh, dude, this is so cool. And this is

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fun. I actually just recently got my air brake license, so I can actually drive

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this thing now. >> [music] >> Nothing prevents me from like driving my

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kids to school in this. The screen is a little bit big for one

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person, but when you divide it by four, it might be perfect.

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>> It's amazing.

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Oh, dude. That's crazy.

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Get out of here, Bowser. That's you, isn't it, PinkRats? I'm

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first. I was in second. First, what?

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I almost got Bowser with that shell at the end. >> [laughter]

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>> Dude, it sounds so good. >> It's crazy. Do you want to watch a movie? Oh, yeah, we should. 1,000 volts.

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What kind of bank does that? My own bank. [laughter] I guess the Joker's is crazy. David

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calibrated it with the doors closed. But it still sounds really good with the

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doors open. One last share, right?

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Honey, you told me something similar. What? No. No.

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Oh my god. >> [laughter]

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>> It's shocking what they can do with computational audio these days.

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Like our speaker locations are not optimal.

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And yet it sounds so good.

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Guys, Yiannopoulos themselves with this one. And this is only part one. Make

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sure you're subscribed for part two, and make sure that you check out our sponsor

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AMD. [music] We'll have them linked down below. If you like fire truck upgrades, you

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should watch the last time that uh we upgraded the actual sound system. Yeah,

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yeah, there's a lot more details [music] in that one that we kind of glossed over

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in this one. Making progress. So much more to go. Yep.