Brushless Jolt

Brushless Jolt

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This is a brushless jolt cage based on the Ultrasonic brushless geometry. To make this, basically print the cage out and follow the Ultrastryfe instructions. The 2 cage recesses are for: - 1 x pot for speed control - 1 x sub miniature switch for the safety interlock.You can wire this in series with the rev trigger if you like. https://www.jaycar.com.au/spdt-sub-miniature-toggle-switch-solder-tag/p/ST0300 A jolt can be inserted. You will need to load the dart through the barrel (please remember to use the safety, and don't put your fingers in there) and pull the plunger back on the jolt. Rev the wheels and pull the jolt trigger. I would suggest that you hot glue the jolt in place. You can potentially get 200fps... And it's super accurate - as far as jolts go. There is a dual stage cage for the adventurous. I have not tested this though... All my other motors went into a triple cage Dominator Follow the instructions over on the Ultrastryfe page: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3029346 https://youtu.be/R0Qmftcj8q8 https://youtu.be/p0b8k1Ev3J4 License: No commercial use allowed. Please contact me if you would like to make alternate arrangements as a number of people will need a bite from that cherry.

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