newtech skills center

 

With a booming industry Mobile Electronic Certified Professionals are being sought after to install and repair aftermarket accessories to an everyday vehicles for entertainment and comfort.

mobile-electronics
  • Description
  • 2007 Tahoe Project

While taking the course you will learn the extensive knowledge in the following areas:

  • Audio Systems – Head unit, speakers, sub woofers, Sound Pressure Level testing and iPod/MP3 Hook up.
  • Alarm Systems – Install and repair remote start and aftermarket/factory theft deterrent systems.
  • Fabrication – Build speaker enclosures and interior parts using fiberglass, urethane, and other composites.
  • Interior Design – Use various computer design programs to create 3D models to help sculpt custom fabrication parts.
  • Video and Wireless Communications – Install and repair navigation units, back up cameras, Bluetooth connections and wireless remote entry.

Technology advances every day therefor there will always be a need for installers to keep up with the latest and greatest devices.  You’ll find a fun and rewarding career with an hourly pay range of 11.27 – 27.63.

Instructor:

Brandon Hirst

(509)354-7423

brandonh@spokaneschools.org

On this project the customer wanted to add a subwoofer to the vehicle without losing any cargo area. Our solution was to create a custom fiberglassed enclosure that fits behind a rear panel. By doing so we were able to fit it behind a rear panel where the emergency jack was located. The following is the process of the student lead project.

 

 

 

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