The Extreme-Fire SW-COMPUTER is a fully computerized MOSFET switching system that controls the firing of an AEG. ($65.00)

Here is a YouTube Video showing the basic operation of the SW-COMPUTER. Many thinks to Maks of SOG Airsoft!

Here is an UNOFFICIAL PROMOTIONAL VIDEO YouTube Video
Normal Mode = SAFE - SEMI - FULL AUTO
3-Round Mode = SAFE - SEMI - 3-ROUND BURST
Semi-Only Mode = SAFE - SEMI - SEMI
Specifications:
Size = 2 x 0.55 x 0.35 inches
Voltage = 8 to 16 VDC
Peak Current = 250 Amps
RMS Current = 30 Amps
Features:
1. Fully computer controlled MOSFET switching with Active Breaking.
2. Full electronic over current, voltage, and temperature monitoring, and protection.
3. Normal, 3-Round Burst, and Semi-Only operation.
4. Automatic 3-round burst to full auto operation after trigger is held for 1/2 second.
5. Full PWM motor speed control.
6. Soft Start to reduce motor and drive train wear.
7. Very low trigger switch current (~10mA).
8. Self diagnostics at power-up and during operation.
9. Mode, Burst Time, and Motor Speed are programmed via trigger pulls.
10. Low sound level motor vibration is used to signal the user.
11. Fits in present fuse holder space and replaces old fuse with high speed electronic monitoring.
12. All wires supplied and attached to the PC board.
13. Software can be upgraded by the user with a chip swap.
14. The design is fully open source to allow Third Party support.
Manual
Design Information
Specialty programming is available for things like Semi-Only locked operation and forced Semi-Delay for snipers. Special programmed chips are usually $5.00 extra.

Project Wolf Dragon's new Over Discharge Protection Boards!!
These plugin boards for the SW-COMPUTER provide individual cell monitoring for LiPO and conventional batteries!
Over Discharge Protection
ORDERING INFORMATION
For any questions please contact sales@extreme-fire.com
Special Note: These products assume the buyer is able to disassemble and
reassemble the AEG andespecially the mechbox fairly easily. Rewiring and
soldering are needed for installation as well as some electrical and
mechanical skills.
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