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Have you ever wanted to have an automated BB gun shoot your enemy whenever they use their computer? Of course you have! This Instructable will show you how to hook up yor weapon of choice to a computer and set it to fire whenever they use their favorite program. The best part is, you don`t need any special microcontrollers, arduino, or other fancy stuff! its soooo simple!
****DISCLAIMER!!!!!***** I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INJURIES, DEATHS, LOSS OF PROPERTY, EXPLODED BIRDS, OR DESTRUCTION OF THE PLANET!
****DISCLAIMER!!!!!***** I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INJURIES, DEATHS, LOSS OF PROPERTY, EXPLODED BIRDS, OR DESTRUCTION OF THE PLANET!
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Heres what you need...
MATERIALS:
>Some old keyboard with LED`s for the capslock, numlock ect.
>Another keyboard (It wont get taken apart, and it will still work perfectly after using it)
>Wire (any kind will do)
>Power supply (One that will power the motor, witch will probably be only a few volts) I used a wall adapter.
>A relay that dosen`t need much power to trigger it. (I used a solid state (light) relay)
>BB gun or other type of (mostly) harmless weapon
>Ammo for your weapon of choice
>Some kind of motor to pull the trigger.
>Computer with internet (it will be safe)
>Bird (optional)
TOOLS
> Eye-ware
>Pen
>Dremel or other rotary tool
>Something to test the circuit (an led will do)
>Tape!
>Project box of some kind
> Scissors
>Miscellaneous tools. Pliers, screwdriver, ect.
>Soldering stuff
MATERIALS:
>Some old keyboard with LED`s for the capslock, numlock ect.
>Another keyboard (It wont get taken apart, and it will still work perfectly after using it)
>Wire (any kind will do)
>Power supply (One that will power the motor, witch will probably be only a few volts) I used a wall adapter.
>A relay that dosen`t need much power to trigger it. (I used a solid state (light) relay)
>BB gun or other type of (mostly) harmless weapon
>Ammo for your weapon of choice
>Some kind of motor to pull the trigger.
>Computer with internet (it will be safe)
>Bird (optional)
TOOLS
> Eye-ware
>Pen
>Dremel or other rotary tool
>Something to test the circuit (an led will do)
>Tape!
>Project box of some kind
> Scissors
>Miscellaneous tools. Pliers, screwdriver, ect.
>Soldering stuff
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I need to update this tutorial. I made when I was 11, and it kinda sucks now that I have an arduino and other microcontrollers.