Not only has it already been built, but that circuit was battle-tested
in the SU100, Patton and Semovente during the last battle. The board
connects to the R/C receiver and directly drives the marker solenoid, as
I explained in previous posts, exactly like an e-trigger.
It even has a feature that allows you to restrict your firing rate to
one shot every N seconds. I added that feature so that we can conduct
the "Doug Experiment" one battle to see how reduced firing rates affect
the game.
On 10/10/2014 10:50 AM, TyngTech wrote:
What one of you E Guru's need to come up with is an R/C triggered
circuit that can directly fire the solenoid in a typical e-marker. This
bypasses the marker trigger board altogether. Loic's first combat tank
had such a circuit but it had the nasty habit of firing when power was
turned off. It was some sort of capacitor discharge circuit.
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