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Reddit mentions of Cylewet 6Pcs V-156-1C25 Micro Limit Switch Long Hinge Roller Momentary SPDT Snap Action for Arduino (Pack of 6) CYT1046
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of Cylewet 6Pcs V-156-1C25 Micro Limit Switch Long Hinge Roller Momentary SPDT Snap Action for Arduino (Pack of 6) CYT1046. Here are the top ones.
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- Material: plastic and metal
- Color: red, black and silver
- Applicable to AC DC control circuits.Designed to control the movement of a mechanical part.
- High precision design, use easily
- Rating: AC 250V/7. 5A, 125V/15A, DC 125V/0. 6A, 250V/0. 3A
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Battery, Voltmeter, Wire, Pusher, Motors, MotorCover, Micro Switch, Charging Stuff, Charging Stuff, You're idea is pretty good, no comments on improvement.
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Ahah! I knew there was some type of button/switch like that but I didn't know what it was called or where to look. It looks like I could get some limit switches like this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B06WRN7FQB/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1501434511&sr=8-1-spons&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=limit+switch&psc=1
Thanks for the idea. It will be much easier to add a switch than a photo resister the way I already have things wires.
If your kids are old enough to talk and handle the blasters, IMO they're mature enough to learn proper blaster/gun safety. Which is up to you, but I'd recommend things like not looking down the barrel, not pointing it at faces/anything you don't intend to shoot, and always assuming it's loaded.
If you don't trust them with the blasters, put them somewhere safe and have them ask you if they want to play with them. They'll probably end up jamming the blaster somehow and shredding darts, because I've seen college students do the same.
For the trigger switch, something like this would be a good switch, and you can watch the Make Test Battle Super Stryfe video for a guide on how to do the switch and some rewiring demos.