Almost 1 year ago, I unboxed a fully
functional [music] fire truck as an April Fools video where the prank was
that there was no prank. It was just a
real fire truck. Since then, there is one video that I have been dying to make
[music] and that you guys have been asking for. What about gaming fire
truck? And with the next Whiteland coming very soon, now seemed like the
perfect moment to transform [music] the inside from emergency vehicle to an
emergent [music] you got to see this vehicle.
>> Ah. You wrote that.
This has been our biggest vehicle upgrade yet and it's all made possible
by AMD who sponsored our entire fire truck series. [music] And we're very
grateful for that because alongside our theater grade Dolby Atmos sound system
and the world's coolest Nintendo [music] Switch, too, there's going to be a lot
of gaming PCs in, on, and around this thing. Oh my god, this is my first time
actually sitting here and seeing it. You're not allowed to play yet.
It's awesome. Yeah, we have work to do. Show them the
rest of the truck.
By the end of this video, we're going to be finished our interior modifications
and upgrades, but I still want to talk a bit first about what we're planning for
the outside. >> The idea is we're going to have four different unique experiences on each
side of the [music] truck. And some of them were pretty obvious, like
obviously TV TV and you could do kind of like the
truck rolls up, two AMD powered gaming PCs go
right down here, and the aim is to have kind of a 4v4 PC gaming setup where
people can take a break outside from the sweaty heat while being sweaty in a
different way. At least our armpits won't stink quite as bad. >> Well, they might stink just as [music]
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
the whole truck's power requirements low, we're actually not going to be
using AMD's like latest and greatest. Uh we're planning [music] Ryzen 5 9600X
CPUs and RX 970 non-XT GPUs. The big
drop in power consumption is well worth the relatively small dip in performance.
We're going to have stereo speakers here and nothing particularly powerful
because I don't think the whole neighborhood needs [music] to hear what's is going on in this 404 setup.
>> Yeah, and we have other plans for other speakers elsewhere. There are a few
issues. Uh screen peaking is definitely one, but realistically, people are going
to end up using it as like a four-player couch gaming thing next to another
four-player couch gaming thing anyway. And I want to get a lot of co-op games,
so it's actually not cheating, but we do have an idea for how to prevent it.
You'll see in the next video. And waterproofing is a major concern. Really
bad. There's There's drill holes kind of all throughout, and it's not designed to
be waterproof cuz the stuff that goes in here is meant to have some kind of resistance.
>> Right, right. Water is a feature. Yeah, it's a wa- it's a fire truck, you know?
You want water everywhere. Okay. Do you Do you have a plan for that?
Uh Lots of caulk? Oh, caulk everywhere, maybe.
Um the other problem is getting cables throughout. Obviously, this wasn't
designed for power and networking, but there actually is some pretty great
stuff on this truck uh for getting things throughout. Really? Like conduit?
Let's take a look. Oh, no. Is that what I found THE BIRD IN?
>> [laughter] >> STORM DRAIN. NO, IT ISN'T.
THIS IS SUPER CONVENIENT. This conduit goes all the way from the back to the
front, and you can see this from the inside of all the cabinets. So, we're
just going to drill holes, run the power through it, easy peasy. Power from where
though? We are going to be having most of our power distribution happen back
here. Okay. >> We're going to use those big portable power stations uh so that we're going to
avoid constantly running the engine power. >> Right. So, if we wanted to power the
entire thing off of the engine, could it be done? It could be done. We would have
to probably plug in some things, unplug some other things, and then hope that no
one dies from exhaust fumes. Well, okay. We wouldn't do it inside.
Oh, yeah. No, that'd be fine. We did explore some more industrial-grade power
delivery, but what we found is we just didn't really need them. The gaming PCs
that we're planning to use are around 500 W peak. Our [music] projector should
be slightly less than that. And speakers can be a big power draw, especially at
peak, but when only one set's going to be cranked at a time, they can share
their power budget somewhat. Which brings us to what we're doing on this
side of the truck. The aim on this side of the truck is to
have an epic movie-watching setup. Projector in this cabinet, speakers in
this one, pull-out inflatable couches in this one. What? Yeah, but there's a lot
of questions left. Okay. Oh, yeah. Like,
would it be hard on a projector to be on a moving vehicle? >> Yes, we're going to have to make sure we
select a solid-state projector so that it's not, you know, vibrating and
destroying its bulb as we go. >> Nice. Okay. We'll also need some kind of
easy-to-deploy screen. >> Yeah, we originally wanted to display on
Smash Em's wall, but >> we went there and there's no really good
ones. Oh. >> We also wanted to use reflective audio, but that's not a great solution because
then we're really locked in on where we can go, as well as like choosing a
specific wall. >> Okay. So, what's the plan? The plan for the screen is a big blow-up screen. Uh
we [laughter] got We have like a 200-in one from Soundcore. Uh it's actually
pretty freaking cool. Okay. >> For speakers, we're still not 100% sure.
There's actually a lot of questions left, but it's going to be awesome.
That's not a question. Okay. Up here, the plan is to have [music] all the
controls we need for the tank and the pumps, and also the party.
We're thinking kind of like a DJ booth with I mean basically just an iPad.
That's a modern DJ booth. >> Yeah. Okay, [laughter] so that'll be music, speakers, lasers,
and a fog machine. Where's the fog machine going? Uh all around us. That's
pretty fogged up. >> [laughter]
>> We're insufferable. The one thing you got overridden on by the engineers, so
by law you're not allowed to override engineers, is uh they say we have to
turn these into the controls for the DJ booth. No. Also,
>> I don't think there's a single engineer who works here. Okay, the people who do
engineering. They're in the engineering [laughter] department, but engineer is a
protected term in BC. It's [music] a whole thing. Don't worry about it. The point is, get subscribed so you don't
miss part two when all of this happens cuz it's [music] going to be flipping
wild. For now, it's time to go inside.
Immediately noticeable is the much much safer mounting for the AV receiver that
handles the audio system in here. Instead of just being
put [snorts] on the dash, it now has these aluminum brackets that hold it in
place. There's a broken weld. We'll fix it. Oh.
Okay. >> [laughter] >> Anyway, also new is the RGB strip
lighting up around the top of the cabin, an RGB tube light here, and maybe most
importantly, in between the two subwoofers, we now have
a mini fridge. >> [laughter]
>> So, there's a bit of a clearance issue on the door, but minor details, minor
details. We'll get to that. [music] Now, you might have noticed
our center channel is gone. It's not gone.
It's in the back. That's the front. Which is the front?
See, as much as we loved the idea of
sitting around waiting for an emergency [music] and watching movies from the
driver's seat. Realistically,
it's your crew that's going to need the entertainment more than you, the driver.
So, what we did is we actually flipped [music] the entire audio setup around.
So, what used to be our rear speakers is now our front stereo [music] speakers.
The center channel is now here. The heights are still heights. And what used
to be our front speakers is now our rear speakers. The surrounds, which you guys
might remember on the sides here, didn't need to move at all. [music]
So, instead of a little tiny tablet
screen, which make clear, really nice gaming tablet from [music] ASUS, powered
by our sponsor for this video, AMD, we have a 42-in
LG C4 OLED. And have we not done this
peel yet? Do I get to peel it? >> No, it's for the camera.
Oh, buddy.
This is freaking amazing, okay? Gone are
the tank holders in the chairs. In are
these custom cushions making these seats way more comfortable. And [music]
Justin, our fabrication guru, has absolutely outdone himself with this
Nintendo Switch 2-alike display for our
Nintendo Switch 2 gaming TV. And the
best part is hidden. Integrated controller shelves with
magnetic mounting. >> Oh my gosh, that's so cool. >> Grab a controller.
>> Let's do it. Sick. >> Should we have Justin and David join us for a game?
>> We should. Justin and David, come on in. >> massive shout out PainKratz too for
>> gosh, yeah. All the work that went into this.
Oh yeah. That's what I'm talking about.
Oh, dude, this is so cool. And this is
fun. I actually just recently got my air brake license, so I can actually drive
this thing now. >> [music] >> Nothing prevents me from like driving my
kids to school in this. The screen is a little bit big for one
person, but when you divide it by four, it might be perfect.
>> It's amazing.
Oh, dude. That's crazy.
Get out of here, Bowser. That's you, isn't it, PinkRats? I'm
first. I was in second. First, what?
I almost got Bowser with that shell at the end. >> [laughter]
>> Dude, it sounds so good. >> It's crazy. Do you want to watch a movie? Oh, yeah, we should. 1,000 volts.
What kind of bank does that? My own bank. [laughter] I guess the Joker's is crazy. David
calibrated it with the doors closed. But it still sounds really good with the
doors open. One last share, right?
Honey, you told me something similar. What? No. No.
Oh my god. >> [laughter]
>> It's shocking what they can do with computational audio these days.
Like our speaker locations are not optimal.
And yet it sounds so good.
Guys, Yiannopoulos themselves with this one. And this is only part one. Make
sure you're subscribed for part two, and make sure that you check out our sponsor
AMD. [music] We'll have them linked down below. If you like fire truck upgrades, you
should watch the last time that uh we upgraded the actual sound system. Yeah,
yeah, there's a lot more details [music] in that one that we kind of glossed over
in this one. Making progress. So much more to go. Yep.