It’s time for an easy MOSFET wiring guide. There haven’t been too many, so I’ll add mine to the list. I’ve mainly seen the use of high-amperage micro-switches in this community, but as tech in blasters (microcontrollers, brushless motors) continues to expand and the motor-arms-race delivering new, high-draw motors to the scene, it’s time for another MOSFET guide without confusing the beginners while at the same time, enlightening the experienced modders.

Destroy your enemies from afar with the highest-tech, most advanced foam-flinging machine conceptualized by man.

Versatile, precise ranges of movement and the blaster’s canted flywheel cage allows for marksman-level sharpshooting, while unleashing a wild volley up to seventeen darts-per-second at glass ceiling firing velocities of 150 feet-per-second (requires modifications) makes this turret a weapon of foam destruction, a blaster to be reckoned with.

You want to make an army of your own? Or just pondering the engineering marvels behind this?

After seeing, for a couple of years, the hype, and of course this community's want for an ammo counter, what I wanted to do here is provide a comprehensive, yet easy and cheap step-by-step overview and tutorial on how to make one, for anyone to follow. I am an advocate of free knowledge, and after seeing the ridiculous prices of the seemingly monopolizing of ammo counters, I feel that members of this community should have the resources readily available to make their own, with the ability to add their own little kick and little features to make it unique.