FDL-2 Blaster
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The FDL-2 is the cutting-edge successor to the FDL-1 Robotic Foam Dart Launcher, boasting improved functionality over its predecessor. It's designed to accept Nerf brand magazines and Elite size darts, firing them at a rapid pace of up to 8 darts per second, thanks to its fully automatic mechanism with adjustable rate of fire. The FDL-2 also features select fire capabilities, allowing you to choose from bursts of 1, 2, or 3 shots in addition to full auto mode. At the heart of this advanced blaster is a Particle Photon microcontroller, which is similar to an Arduino but boasts built-in Wi-Fi for seamless code flashing without the need for a USB cable. This allows users to fine-tune their FDL-2 on the fly using a phone app or web page. Brushless outrunner motors propel the darts with precision, powered by electronic speed controllers (ESCs). The blaster's pusher mechanism relies on a stepper motor, enabling limitless tuning options and complete reprogrammability of the entire system. With Wi-Fi connectivity, users can access a wide range of functions and settings remotely. For those who want to build their own FDL-2 without worrying about soldering or sourcing parts, there are various kits and electronics bundles available on projectfdl.com. These bundles include pre-assembled electronics, tested and pre-flashed with the latest code, ensuring a hassle-free experience for users. The FDL-2 has three distinct versions: the original stepper motor model, the 2+, and the 2X. To build an FDL-2+, print all files from this thing and the 2+ remix. For an FDL-2X, print all files from this thing and the 2X remix. If building an original stepper motor FDL-2, use the versions in the stepper motor remix instead. The blaster requires a 3S LiPo battery with an XT60 connector capable of delivering at least 25 amps for sustained periods. An example is a 1000mAh battery with a 25C constant discharge rate. The battery must fit inside the grip cavity measuring 24mm x 36mm x 94mm. Print settings for optimal results include: * Printer brand: Printrbot * Printer model: Simple Black * Rafts: No * Supports: No * Resolution: 0.254mm * Infill: 20% * Notes: Print at a layer height of 0.2mm with 20% infill. A wide brim is recommended for tall parts or those without adequate surface area. Minor cleanup may be required after printing, including drilling out holes and tapping screw threads. Visit projectfdl.com for more information on the FDL-2 and to purchase assembled blasters, kits, electronics bundles, and bare PCBs.
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