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So we are finally going to merge the 2 modified projects together. Step one is to find the relative center of the turret balance wise. An easy way to do this is to balance it on a pencil. Mark the approximate place it balances and turn it over and center the turrets upper portion we saved. Take care to make sure it lines up straight left to right and then glue it in place with some super glue. |
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With the glue from the previous step mostly cured glue the bottom of the old turret to the new base we have created. If you followed instructions you will have marked and put the back facing part of this facing the back of the gun. This is critical for the max stop sensors to work with the turret. |
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Now we get to start putting it all together again. Using the 2 mounting brackets and screws attach the turret to the top half of the turret again. Before installing the motor module again make sure that it moves freely. |
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With the guns hinge moving freely reinstall fish 2 - 18" wires threw the hole up to the gun up top is and down through the white gear portion so we can hook up power to the motor and fire sensor. next reinstall the motor module for the turrets upper part. |
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So now the hard work is done we just need to attach the upper half of the turret to the lower with the 3 screws on that white gear again. Then follow that up with installing the lower sections motor module again. |
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Next up we need to connect the wires we fished up to the gun to their respective parts. Install the fire control sensor to one set of wires and corresponding colors down below in on the circuit board. And do the same with the motor. It’s a good idea to make sure you get the polarity right on the motor so a test fire prior to screwing on the bottom is in good order. |
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| Here are a few more shots of the finished project. We will need to add the hopper to the gun, but this is real66ly easy using the existing one the gun came with and a drop of superglue to hold it on. |
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