Great video! To get the app working you need to pay/donate $20 to get the license to make it work. Pay/donate, he then emails you the license and link for download. The Top mark on My camera was 90 degrees off and had to be rotated clockwise 90 degrees. My Aimtrak and Wii bars were also messing things up and had to be turned off/unplugged. After finding 2 intermittent working IR lights and having the wrong firmware flash in the board, 6 hours later I got it working :) If your gun has a D-Pad and start buttons etc you can wire them all up to this board. Leave everything loose until you get everything soldered up and then secure things in place with hot glue where needed. Only secure what is needed in case you need to take things apart. Test it well before securing everything in place.
timestamps for easier viewing. although i still recommend watching it through fully instead of skipping around so you get a good idea of whats happening, especially if you have little to no experience in stuff like this (like me). although maybe you can skip the optional parts like the RGB, rumble and recoil if you dont plan on doing those 0:22 get the gun4ir gui 0:26 led sensors 8:19 recoil mosfet, attaching ground and recoil to arduino (recoil is optional) 16:52 recoil test 17:34 ir camera to arduino 20:26 rumble motor (optional) 27:45 rumble to arduino 28:03 RGB lights (optional) 32:48 RGB to arduino 33:43 trigger and A/B buttons 34:02 A/B buttons to arduino 34:26 A/B ground wires 35:10 trigger 35:56 trigger to arduino 36:01 layout of components in the gun / putting stuff in the gun 37:30 testing gun 38:27 fisheye lens to increase usable range 33:01 tip if you run out of ground pinholes in the arduino board
would really love you forever if you could possibly do a updated tutorial wit a wiimote camera. JayBee's diagram is somewhat complicated to follow for a simpleton.
I made a new spreadsheet with all the links you listed, updated and duplicates removed, with prices for all components. It looks like it's going to be about $315 before shipping and taxes for all of the parts, including the GunCon. Pretty expensive, but on the plus side if you decide to build more than one you will save a bunch of money because of all the extra parts you will have leftover. Thanks again for the walkthrough!
Any success? Been on the fence about pulling this off as I plan to make a few guns. Which fish eye lens and stl file did you use for the fish eye adapter ?
Thank you for this tutorial! I’m just starting to modify a PS1 Super Jolt Gun and your video(s) is/are a great help!!! I hope I figure it all out for the Jolt Gun, as it differs from the Namco guns (it got a switch, LED and a solenoid…).
Thanks for the video. Sinden does not deliver to my country and Aimtrak is currently out of stock. Not to mention the reseller price are crazy fluctuate. This could be another great project to complete my arcade cabinet.
Hey buddy, Just wanted to say that there is a little mistake in your explanation. It's not recommended to connect the rumble motor to the VCC, as it causes a voltage drop and might kill the voltage regulator if the rumble uses too much current 😉
Hello Arcade Pirate. Awesome video! You inspired me to make my own gun. I’m looking for some help on an issue hoping you might be able to resolve it. I purchased the ultimate Gun4ir kit from Ray and was able to get a Namco Time Crisis gun shell with sliding solenoid. I had to get a sub miniature micro switch for the trigger. I am not sure how to wire it. It has 3 tabs. 1st tab has a C by it, the 2nd tab has a NO by it and the third tab has an NC. On the wiring sheet from Rays ultimate kit the Left click/trigger goes to pin A2. Here is where i am stuck. Not sure where to wire. I was thinking the wire from A2 goes on the C Tab on the switch . and a ground wire from the NC tab to a ground on the audrino board. Would you know if that is the correct wiring for a sub mini. micro switch? Anyways always looking forward to your next video. Thanks AP!
Hi, Great build. Just a couple quick questions for anyone who knows. Can I use a IRF540N Mosfet in place of the IRL540N Mosfet? Also if I use a P2N2222 transistor in place of the PN2222, I just have to place it backwards yeah? And a monolithic capacitor is just a modern ceramic capacitor yeah? Can the 1n4001 diode be replaced with a 1n4007? Thanks
Great vid. Don't have much electronic building experience besides doing my car sound system ages ago but I think I could follow this. Only concern is where to exactly solder all the pins to the board accurately... Btw what if you want to add extra buttons than the A & B and trigger? Also where do you get all the components? Is there a kit? I'd like it in a Sub Machine Gun form factor!
So, with the software to function correctly, do you need to have all components, or could you conceivably make a budget build with just a trigger and camera (without the rumble & recoil)
I am going to be modding a Time Crisis gun from an arcade cab. Do you still need to make a pcb board for the recoil solenoid or can you use the one already in the gun?
to anyone who builds this and their circuit won't work: check your power supply! I used a variable digital readout one from Amazon and it did not work. Switched to another PSU I had and that same circuit worked!
Thanks for posting your video, I should have done what you said to do in the first place. "Get the Gui" I can't find/download it anywhere. I register on the page to the link you have and they say "Success" But never send a confirmation email. Going in circles to get the software. Wasted my time and money on buying/building this gun only to not be able to find the GUI,
@@ArcadePirate Figured out how to get it. Need to pay $20 to get the license to make it work. Paid and he gave me the license and link. Top mark on cam was 90 degrees off messing things up. My aimtrak and wii bars were also messing things up. after finding 2 bad IR lights. I got it working. Thanks for responding.
Hey I did a custom aimtrak rifle build. Works great, I'm wondering if it's possible to get a rumble motor working with that system. Any help would be appreciated.
First of all, congratulations on the guide. I'm interested in building two guns but looking at both the guide and the parts list I noticed that the solenoid in the guide is 24V instead in the part list it's 12V. Could I know which one you use? Thank you very much
Hey arcade pirate you ever had a problem with the solenoid getting hot and it gets stuck in a position. I tried different voltages and if I lower the voltage it gets unstuck
Thanks for the video! Bought my GUN4IR package and started my first project... My question is how are the buttons wired in are they looking for a short to activate or is it 5v. I'm modding a Cabellas Hot shot rifle and trying to reuse the start and menu buttons which don't put out a full short when pressed more like 2 M ohm. Thanks!
I would like to make one. A lot is going on for me at the moment so it's hard for me to make any new videos. I'll try to make time for a video like this. Thank you
@@ArcadePirate no! Thank you. I am new to arcades, light guns and the general environment. I love CZcams University as I call it lol. I look forward to seeing the update when you can.
Hey Pirate, I was almost done with this project because of you, thank you so much for sharing this information and video to all of us. I have purchased the same power supply you showed on the vídeo, it took an eternity to arrive. When I finally got it, I plugged in and it just died and I got refunded for that. My question now is, what is the voltage and type of power supply I can order now? I don’t want to miss a second time. Thank you!
@@ArcadePirate I had sent you an email a few weeks ago but I did not get reply. I have now finished the built in its full Bu my solenoid does not move, not even on test mode. I have purchased a new power supply of 24v 3amp and this should be enough for power…any I have followed step by step, same materials and everything…I am pretty sure my built looks good…I will send you a new email with new pics of the solenoid bird. idea what might happened? Bad soldering?
Cool vid AP! Just because I’m curious & I’m sure that you’ve heard this 50,000x before… but do you take send-ins? The reason why I ask is that I almost died 11 years ago from a chemo overdose, & my hands are still a wreck. They burnt out my nervous system & GOD KNOWS what I’d be soldering what to after 15 minutes of work! I might not be doing anything right now, but I’m looking for 4 guns to be fully converted over a period of time, & wondering if you’d do the work. I’d rather PM you privately than post this in a vid… but you work with what you got! With everything going the way that it has… I’d just thought that I’d ask because people are doing all sorts of things to make some COVID/Wu Han relief $$$, & just wondering if you do. Think on it! Cool vids & keep them coming matey! DB
How much does it cost to do the gun4ir setup? Do you get the old guns thru eBay and if so what’s the going rate? Thinking about giving it a try Thank you
I have a question, can I build a Gun4ir light gun without force feedback? I don't care about rumble or recoil, I'm guessing it will be easier and less steps.
@@ArcadePirate cool, I'm on the fence about doing this. I have the sinden guns, I'm thinking about selling them though. Thanks for the video and reply!
@@ArcadePirate thanks friend, by the way maybe this is a stupid questions, but I need to ask, what is GUI license ? It’s no problem to make a donation, but I don’t know what is that. Is that something like key code to activate the software ?
@@ArcadePirate Thank you for the video. I bought those 1 ohm resistors, but they still worked. I emailed the developer and he told me to use 7 to 8 ohm for the emitters I have (same clear ones you linked to) so I take it there is a lot of room to play with the resistance. :)
@@ArcadePirate Tested it out today, I could see the LED's with my phone camera, but the gun isn't seeing them well enough. I used the 7 ohm resistors raymond? told me to use. I had to tear it all down :( and go back to the other resistors you have posted here. I coated all the traces with liquid tape so it was difficult, but I got 2 of them done so far and they are a lot brighter, I had to order more 27 ohm resistors to finish it.
instead of building the ir leds couldn't you just use 4 wii usb powered sensor bars, I am pretty sure they would work the same way? they're like 4 bucks on ebay
I connected the trigger line to the arduino. When I pressed the trigger button. Only the led and motor will move, but the solenoid will not move. If the solenoid is tested on the gui, it will move. Did I miss something? I use a micro switch as a trigger. thanks
Hey arcade pirate building my first gun because of you! Question what did you use for a trigger switch? I don’t see anything on your parts list for it? Thank you
So much work put into making of this video. Thank you so much
Great video! To get the app working you need to pay/donate $20 to get the license to make it work. Pay/donate, he then emails you the license and link for download. The Top mark on My camera was 90 degrees off and had to be rotated clockwise 90 degrees. My Aimtrak and Wii bars were also messing things up and had to be turned off/unplugged. After finding 2 intermittent working IR lights and having the wrong firmware flash in the board, 6 hours later I got it working :) If your gun has a D-Pad and start buttons etc you can wire them all up to this board. Leave everything loose until you get everything soldered up and then secure things in place with hot glue where needed. Only secure what is needed in case you need to take things apart. Test it well before securing everything in place.
timestamps for easier viewing.
although i still recommend watching it through fully instead of skipping around so you get a good idea of whats happening, especially if you have little to no experience in stuff like this (like me).
although maybe you can skip the optional parts like the RGB, rumble and recoil if you dont plan on doing those
0:22 get the gun4ir gui
0:26 led sensors
8:19 recoil mosfet, attaching ground and recoil to arduino (recoil is optional)
16:52 recoil test
17:34 ir camera to arduino
20:26 rumble motor (optional)
27:45 rumble to arduino
28:03 RGB lights (optional)
32:48 RGB to arduino
33:43 trigger and A/B buttons
34:02 A/B buttons to arduino
34:26 A/B ground wires
35:10 trigger
35:56 trigger to arduino
36:01 layout of components in the gun / putting stuff in the gun
37:30 testing gun
38:27 fisheye lens to increase usable range
33:01 tip if you run out of ground pinholes in the arduino board
I should have done this a while ago. Thank you for the post.
would really love you forever if you could possibly do a updated tutorial wit a wiimote camera. JayBee's diagram is somewhat complicated to follow for a simpleton.
excellent vid, mate. i'll be ordering the appropriate parts and building lots of guns as i've more than a sane man should have.
This is great. I'm building mine this week!
Brilliant tutorial I wanted a walkthrough to see what is involved and this is exactly what I wanted thank you very much.
Glad to help.
I made a new spreadsheet with all the links you listed, updated and duplicates removed, with prices for all components. It looks like it's going to be about $315 before shipping and taxes for all of the parts, including the GunCon. Pretty expensive, but on the plus side if you decide to build more than one you will save a bunch of money because of all the extra parts you will have leftover. Thanks again for the walkthrough!
Do you need to use adjustable power supply? Can I just use 12v laptop charger
@@isla2416 I haven't built it so I can not tell you for sure. Hopefully the creator of the video sees this and chimes in :)
bro second time watching this and i was wondering why you kept on doing the RRRRRRRRRRRRR and finally realized you're the arcade PIRATE
You are the pirate for us all! Make a partron so I don't forget to give you money every month!
Haven't had chance to watch this yet but you are a bloody legend mate going to throw this around in forums when I get time 👍
Great stuff MATEY , not sure i like that led right in my eyes but good job.
You are the man Arcade Pirate!!
thank you mate ! you inspired me to build my on light gun. I start to sourcing all the parts recently hopefully will get it done at the end.
YESSSS, thanks for the tutorial
Appreciate the video! Got all the parts, attempting this myself now 👍
Any success? Been on the fence about pulling this off as I plan to make a few guns. Which fish eye lens and stl file did you use for the fish eye adapter ?
Thank you for this tutorial! I’m just starting to modify a PS1 Super Jolt Gun and your video(s) is/are a great help!!! I hope I figure it all out for the Jolt Gun, as it differs from the Namco guns (it got a switch, LED and a solenoid…).
How is the build going?
TKS from Brazil! Um obrigado do Brasil !
Gracias amigo por tu video , me ha ayudado muchisimo!
This video made me wish that Ray would ship to Australia. My old eyes ain't what they used to be.
Awesome video! Thanks for putting the time into it.
thank you for this!
Shiver me timbers that's an excellent video guide. Thank you
Apple phone: I cannot see IR light.
Android phone: hold my beer.
Killer tutorial, thank you very much!!
Thanks for the video. Sinden does not deliver to my country and Aimtrak is currently out of stock. Not to mention the reseller price are crazy fluctuate. This could be another great project to complete my arcade cabinet.
Hey buddy,
Just wanted to say that there is a little mistake in your explanation. It's not recommended to connect the rumble motor to the VCC, as it causes a voltage drop and might kill the voltage regulator if the rumble uses too much current 😉
so what should you connect it to instead?
@@KingM119 To the "RAW" Pin, I think..
Hello Arcade Pirate.
Awesome video! You inspired me to make my own gun. I’m looking for some help on an issue hoping you might be able to resolve it. I purchased the ultimate Gun4ir kit from Ray and was able to get a Namco Time Crisis gun shell with sliding solenoid. I had to get a sub miniature micro switch for the trigger. I am not sure how to wire it. It has 3 tabs. 1st tab has a C by it, the 2nd tab has a NO by it and the third tab has an NC. On the wiring sheet from Rays ultimate kit the
Left click/trigger goes to pin A2. Here is where i am stuck. Not sure where to wire. I was thinking the wire from A2 goes on the C Tab on the switch . and a ground wire from the NC tab to a ground on the audrino board. Would you know if that is the correct wiring for a sub mini. micro switch?
Anyways always looking forward to your next video.
Thanks AP!
I would contact Raymond over at RPEG Electronics for help on that. rpegelectronics.com/products/rpeg-electronics-donation
This is amazing thank you! 🙂
Could you do two solenoids for more power? I'd like to see a rifle with recoil that go in an upward direction and backwards.
Hi, Great build. Just a couple quick questions for anyone who knows.
Can I use a IRF540N Mosfet in place of the IRL540N Mosfet?
Also if I use a P2N2222 transistor in place of the PN2222, I just have to place it backwards yeah?
And a monolithic capacitor is just a modern ceramic capacitor yeah?
Can the 1n4001 diode be replaced with a 1n4007?
Thanks
Reach out to Rymond over at rpegelectronics.com/
He can answer all your questions.
Thanks.
Thanks but This is giving me an anxiety lol...i think will just buy one
Are IRF540N and IRL540N mosfets the same? Because the amazon link you posted leads to the IRF540N and that's what I ordered.
Sorry about that. It should be this one amzn.to/3I8MHIY
Thanks for letting me know.
since this is recognized as an HID device in windows, is it possible to add a bluetooth dongle and a rechargable battery to make this wireless?
Where does the mosfet connect to its the only thing not mentioned in the video please?
Its not mentioned because it doesn't connect to anything. Place it inside an open space in your gun. Mine sets under my solenoid.
Awesome !
Great vid. Don't have much electronic building experience besides doing my car sound system ages ago but I think I could follow this. Only concern is where to exactly solder all the pins to the board accurately...
Btw what if you want to add extra buttons than the A & B and trigger?
Also where do you get all the components? Is there a kit? I'd like it in a Sub Machine Gun form factor!
So, with the software to function correctly, do you need to have all components, or could you conceivably make a budget build with just a trigger and camera (without the rumble & recoil)
For a basic build you can do this. Just wire up the camera and trigger button. (I would recommend at least one more button for other commands)
Your video it's great
What is the practical use of the LED light? Seems like it's not really needed to me.
I am going to be modding a Time Crisis gun from an arcade cab. Do you still need to make a pcb board for the recoil solenoid or can you use the one already in the gun?
Want to do the same hows the build going?
Can you power them via a usb hub? Or battery bank?
Good question for Raymond over at RPEG Electronics. rpegelectronics.com/
to anyone who builds this and their circuit won't work: check your power supply! I used a variable digital readout one from Amazon and it did not work. Switched to another PSU I had and that same circuit worked!
What voltage/ amperage power supply is needed? What one did you use that worked, link? Thanks
Thanks for posting your video, I should have done what you said to do in the first place. "Get the Gui" I can't find/download it anywhere. I register on the page to the link you have and they say "Success" But never send a confirmation email. Going in circles to get the software. Wasted my time and money on buying/building this gun only to not be able to find the GUI,
I'll look into this and see if somethings going on with the site.
Check your spam folder.
@@ArcadePirate Figured out how to get it. Need to pay $20 to get the license to make it work. Paid and he gave me the license and link. Top mark on cam was 90 degrees off messing things up. My aimtrak and wii bars were also messing things up. after finding 2 bad IR lights. I got it working. Thanks for responding.
Hey I did a custom aimtrak rifle build. Works great, I'm wondering if it's possible to get a rumble motor working with that system. Any help would be appreciated.
how that burn tool called?
It's called a soldering iron.
Is there a fisheye version of the IR positioning camera? My screen is pretty big and I don't want to have to stand far away from it
Which is the best Fisheye lens so you can stand closer to your display? Which degree lens do you personally use? The link shows several types.
First of all, congratulations on the guide. I'm interested in building two guns but looking at both the guide and the parts list I noticed that the solenoid in the guide is 24V instead in the part list it's 12V. Could I know which one you use? Thank you very much
I would contact Rymond over at rpegelectronics.com/ for more information. He can answer all your questions.
Hey arcade pirate you ever had a problem with the solenoid getting hot and it gets stuck in a position. I tried different voltages and if I lower the voltage it gets unstuck
This video should help with that. czcams.com/video/RNAkV7p_9sI/video.html
Thanks for the video! Bought my GUN4IR package and started my first project... My question is how are the buttons wired in are they looking for a short to activate or is it 5v. I'm modding a Cabellas Hot shot rifle and trying to reuse the start and menu buttons which don't put out a full short when pressed more like 2 M ohm. Thanks!
Do you have an updated video on making the ir led system with the new black leds?
I would like to make one. A lot is going on for me at the moment so it's hard for me to make any new videos. I'll try to make time for a video like this. Thank you
@@ArcadePirate no! Thank you. I am new to arcades, light guns and the general environment. I love CZcams University as I call it lol. I look forward to seeing the update when you can.
@@ArcadePirate Hi, it's the same way, just a different LED ?
@@lolorenzolamas same way, just need different resistors as these black ones work at 100mA, so 5-10 ohm will be fine
@@andreasbaumann8066 Any chance you could send me links to the emitter and resistors needed for the black setup on ebay?
New subscriber, great videos. You mind sending me the links for components? Thank you
@arcade pirate- is the multi colored led needed for anything in specific? I would think it would get annoying after a bit. TYIA
No you don't have to add them.
What's the best powersupply to use amp and volt thanks
why did you set the camera “top” facing you and not to the top of the gun?
Do you know if there is a way for two separate screens for each player.
Is the RGB LED common cathode or anode? Thanks.
Whats that 680 ohm resistor on the rumble pcb for? Couldnt find it mentioned in JBs guide, did I miss something?
Is the Pro Micro Atmega32U4 blue board and red board the same?
Good, but isnt better for RGB just to solder and use shrink tube around resistor ? No need for pcb if resistor+cable+LED .
I'm sure you can do it that way.
Hey Pirate, I was almost done with this project because of you, thank you so much for sharing this information and video to all of us. I have purchased the same power supply you showed on the vídeo, it took an eternity to arrive. When I finally got it, I plugged in and it just died and I got refunded for that. My question now is, what is the voltage and type of power supply I can order now? I don’t want to miss a second time. Thank you!
I'll look into it and find an alternative for you. Send me some pics of your project. arcadepiratetalk@gmail.com Thanks for the support.
@@ArcadePirate I had sent you an email a few weeks ago but I did not get reply. I have now finished the built in its full Bu my solenoid does not move, not even on test mode. I have purchased a new power supply of 24v 3amp and this should be enough for power…any I have followed step by step, same materials and everything…I am pretty sure my built looks good…I will send you a new email with new pics of the solenoid bird. idea what might happened? Bad soldering?
@@ArcadePirate did you retain the d pad function? Did you find a power supply alternate?
Cool vid AP!
Just because I’m curious & I’m sure that you’ve heard this 50,000x before… but do you take send-ins?
The reason why I ask is that I almost died 11 years ago from a chemo overdose, & my hands are still a wreck. They burnt out my nervous system & GOD KNOWS what I’d be soldering what to after 15 minutes of work!
I might not be doing anything right now, but I’m looking for 4 guns to be fully converted over a period of time, & wondering if you’d do the work. I’d rather PM you privately than post this in a vid… but you work with what you got! With everything going the way that it has… I’d just thought that I’d ask because people are doing all sorts of things to make some COVID/Wu Han relief $$$, & just wondering if you do.
Think on it!
Cool vids & keep them coming matey!
DB
Raymond over at rpegelectronics.com/ can help you out with building a GUN4IR.
What is the purpose RGB Led??
thk
How much does it cost to do the gun4ir setup? Do you get the old guns thru eBay and if so what’s the going rate? Thinking about giving it a try
Thank you
I have a question, can I build a Gun4ir light gun without force feedback? I don't care about rumble or recoil, I'm guessing it will be easier and less steps.
You can. Just skip those steps.
@@ArcadePirate cool, I'm on the fence about doing this. I have the sinden guns, I'm thinking about selling them though. Thanks for the video and reply!
It's suitable for OG Xbox (Xbox classic)?
Because I have "the house of the dead II" and "the house of the dead III"
Too bad to theres no namco tc2 gun tutorial on this cuz ill be gettn my components soon
It's pretty easy to make. I got one
@@KimSamaVideos can you send me pics of it inside the shell? So i dont mess mine up? Just the cords connected to which ports trigger n such..
Why does the gun need the light at the back? Is this not distracting
It doesn't. Up to you if you want it or not.
Thanks for the video and your project.
Is this support for 2 players with 1 sensor set ?
Yes it supports up to four.
@@ArcadePirate thanks friend, by the way maybe this is a stupid questions, but I need to ask, what is GUI license ? It’s no problem to make a donation, but I don’t know what is that. Is that something like key code to activate the software ?
@@accesspointstore1221 Yes it's a license for the GUN4IR software.
@@ArcadePirate thanks friend
Friend, I has make a donations few hours ago, but I’m not receiving the code.
How I can contact you ?
@arcade pirate- is there ANYWHERE I can get the IR camera sensor at? They seem to be sold out everywhere- not sure why.
Unfortunately they are out of stock.
Do you have a list of parts needed rather than links?
My ir led gets a little warm to the touch on one section is this normal?
That doesn't sound good. Check your soldering.
@@ArcadePirate Thanks i got it sorted. Have you done a jolt gun those look way cool.
@@jayeparker9281 Not yet. They are expensive. Maybe one day.
Does this work with the raspberry pi?
Any chance i can get that build list again? thanks
Its back up in the description.
Your link to the resistors for the IR build leads to 1 ohm resistors, not 27 ohm. Will those work anyway?
Thank you for letting me know about this. See this link. amzn.to/3Lp8Zrx
@@ArcadePirate Thank you for the video. I bought those 1 ohm resistors, but they still worked. I emailed the developer and he told me to use 7 to 8 ohm for the emitters I have (same clear ones you linked to) so I take it there is a lot of room to play with the resistance. :)
@@TheNickybocker Thank you for the information.
@@ArcadePirate Tested it out today, I could see the LED's with my phone camera, but the gun isn't seeing them well enough. I used the 7 ohm resistors raymond? told me to use. I had to tear it all down :( and go back to the other resistors you have posted here. I coated all the traces with liquid tape so it was difficult, but I got 2 of them done so far and they are a lot brighter, I had to order more 27 ohm resistors to finish it.
IR positioning camera not easy to get any other solution?
The camera from a Wii controller is pretty much the same, but I think there's a little more to the build. It's all in the main guide with Gun4IR
instead of building the ir leds couldn't you just use 4 wii usb powered sensor bars, I am pretty sure they would work the same way? they're like 4 bucks on ebay
That would be a great video.
@@ArcadePirate looking forward to it
I connected the trigger line to the arduino. When I pressed the trigger button. Only the led and motor will move, but the solenoid will not move. If the solenoid is tested on the gui, it will move. Did I miss something? I use a micro switch as a trigger. thanks
Are you pointing the gun at the sensors? If you don't it will not move.
@@ArcadePirate thk
I am waiting for the camera. It may be completed by the end of August or mid-September.
@@ArcadePirate I also tried wiimote camera but it was really too difficult for me.
@@kokkeonglee8005 Sucks the cameras are sold out. Let me know how it goes when it's complete. Good luck.
hello. a question. what is the wire awg you use?
I used 24 Gauge Wire.
@@ArcadePirate thanks. i'll look for that gauge wire.
@@meowwoem6372 I used this wire. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BBXTBL7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@ArcadePirate thank you.
Hey arcade pirate building my first gun because of you! Question what did you use for a trigger switch? I don’t see anything on your parts list for it? Thank you
I used the trigger button that came with the original light gun.
Got it! Thanks
I click donate and its 30euro. 😮
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