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This is exactly what I am doing.

I'm new enough to electrical work that I don't know how to do much of anything complex, but I did add enhanced audio, a wireless speaker system and fans to my helmet. Each part is separate from one another and all soldering that was done was just to get the parts like speakers and microphones in good spots in the helmet. Really easy to do if you are just changing wire lengths and not stepping voltage up and down depending on what part needs what.

[QUOTE="Hype, post: 849104, member: 13887"] This is exactly what I am doing. I'm new enough to electrical work that I don't know how to do much of anything complex, but I did add enhanced audio, a wireless speaker system and fans to my helmet. Each part is separate from one another and all soldering that was done was just to get the parts like speakers and microphones in good spots in the helmet. Really easy to do if you are just changing wire lengths and not stepping voltage up and down depending on what part needs what. [/QUOTE]

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