This was one of the more fun projects I've attempted and I'm fairly pleased with the results.
Most of the parts and skills used in this project are from my fighting robot hobby. It might seem like a complex project but anyone with basic handy-person skills and willing to do the research could build a similar machine.
Anyways I'll let the rest of the Instructable do the talking, enjoy!
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But I would say the Vulcan has more of a hair trigger when running on full auto battery mode. (since the trigger is just activating an electric switch) When you put the gun in manual mode its tougher because the trigger has to release a spring.
I was just using a standard Hitec servo which was rated at about 50oz-in of torque.
Try making the arm that pulls the trigger as short as possible, it will be able to transmit more force. For example, my servo can transmit 50oz-in, so if the arm was 2in long it would only transmit 25oz of force. (approx)
Great shipping prices too.
Now, the big question: How fast does it go?
servo = 15.00
(if so I want that job)