I've spent a bit of time hacking on the Daystate GCU v5.0 (the "electronic brain" in the Pulsar & Red Wolf) and I was thinking about writing an open source replacement firmware for it. The problem with that is that it's based on a PIC microcontroller which dates back to the 90's, has limited processing power, limited storage and you have to dismantle the gun and connect a cable to program it. Meh, so 20th century...
Instead I decided to build my own GCU (with blackjack & hookers) and today I have finished assembling the first working prototype. I thought it might be interesting to show you the GCU operating on my bench
The final "shot" in the video actually breaks the plastic of the solenoid and the hammer stays stuck down. Tomorrow I'll put the board in my Red Wolf and see if it shoots
Wifi Wolf - first shots
Instead I decided to build my own GCU (with blackjack & hookers) and today I have finished assembling the first working prototype. I thought it might be interesting to show you the GCU operating on my bench
The final "shot" in the video actually breaks the plastic of the solenoid and the hammer stays stuck down. Tomorrow I'll put the board in my Red Wolf and see if it shoots
Wifi Wolf - first shots
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