Finaly done - V1 Burst mode mosfet. By AirsoftTech.dk
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- As you could see in the last video the mosfet has been made in the first "Final version". So now it's ready to make :-) If you want to make your own "ASCU" you can download the PCB files and everything on my projects page...
In this video I will be showing you how to program the mosfet, and demonstrate the features of the mosfet :-)
In the next couple of videos I will be adding more and more features, so if you have made your own version you will be able to upgrade your mosfet each time I make new features.
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You da man! This burst mosfet is on my todo list :)
Thak you very much :-) If you have any questions or requests please just ask :-)
MR AirsoftTeknik.dk
Videos like I was looking for. Finally found me too. Hope it helps my pcp rifle development. Because in my place a lot of rat pests.
You always share knowledge and not stingy, I will always follow your progress and my hobby.
Thank you very much, sorry I am not fluent in english iam from Indonesia.
Thank you for your comments :-) Make sure you tell your friends... More subscribers will make me make more videos ...
Ok.
thanks, i will tell my friends
and do not stop being creative and share knowledge
may God protect you and your family
nice job, thank you ¡¡¡
Awesome project, very detailed videos and tutorials, great job on this. There´s only one part that i didn´t understand: how do you integrate the existing fire selector mechanism with the arduino? Do you use a selector plate with a metal tab or is there another way? This is an excelent tutorial series nonetheless, the best i have found on youtube actually. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Brazil.
on the projects page theres a description on how to wire it up ... but basicly it can be wired up like any other mosfet :-) ... airsofttech.dk/Guides.cshtml?Page=BurstModeMosfet
Is this thing can code to be pre-cocking?
Sir...i want used lipo 11.1v
And i see n still confused the value of triggerread value....what the value of lipo 11.1v battery???in your video it still used 0 value
hey I'm fan of your work :) is ti possible to make modification to your burst mosfet unit to add another mosfet for active break feature. Also would it be possible through code to make your mosfet shoot semi only for dmr builds?
In the next mosfet video (There may be some other project videos uploaded while I make the next mosfet one) I will start to go into details with the code. In the code I will add some features: Auto Programming timing values, Semi only Lock, Battery protection, Switching between full auto and burst.. And maby more ....
Active breaking is not someting I have on the plan for the next couple of videos, but if you want i can put it on the "To doo" list :-)
If you have a specific wish (Like "Add the dmr semi lock feature first") please just tell me and i will prioritize those features :-)
Also I'm thinking of putting together a "DIY airsoft mosfet KIT" where you can buy a set of all the components needed for the mosfet in one package .... Would that be of interest ???
Hello Friend. I did a project similar to yours, but I did not use the analog ports of the arduino, but the INPUT_PULLUP so my mosfet is an IRF4110 with a 2.2k ohm resistor and another 22ohm resistor. The point is that my battery is a lipo f and 7.2v and 1100 mah and unfortunately only the battery only provides enough power for the engine to turn if the wiring is short enough that the mosfet is very close to the engine and the battery (this means that doesn't fit in an m4). I would like to know if you can help me, because the battery normally powers the engine when I don't use the mosfet with the arduino. I don't know much about electronics, so my theory is that the 2.2k resistor connected to the IRF 4110 terminals can be consuming battery power, because I believe that the fault of this excessive consumption is not due to the Nano arduino. another thing i forgot to mention is that the battery is running out twice as long. I'm sure the problem is not in the Arduino code, as I have already done tests to determine this. please, can you help me?
PS: Sorry me my bad english. Im Brazilian and i use google Translator for this message.
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