How'd you wire the eyes? Specifically, which wires to what spot? I want to run a reflective eye on a project but have no idea what wires do what on an Eblade eye.
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To be honest I haven’t been home enough recently to touch this project in a few weeks. So I can’t say 100% how I wired it is correct, but should be. I’ll check next weekend.
I cross referenced the 2 pictures below.2 PhotosComment
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Would you be up for installing one of these boards in an Eblade for me once you get yours all ironed out? I also would love to know more about the rainmaker board in the Autococker if it’s not much trouble.Comment
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No worries. That Viking stayed blind, I didn’t do any drilling.
For the board swap I just soldered female JST connectors to the Morlock board and mated up the trigger, solenoid, battery, on/off switch, and rear LED.
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Did you ever get it to successfully run an autococker? I just milled my Excalibur and will be making a single trigger eblade frame to run it because I know those work amazing for closed bolt logic…my previous attempts at closed bolt operation using earlier morlocks were absolute failuresLast edited by Frmrspec; 03-10-2025, 10:31 AM.Comment
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Awesome man, I appreciate the feedback. I’ll follow these steps and probably reach out to you for further guidance. If I go the Morlock route on my blind Viking. ThanksComment
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Yeah there’s a video in this thread of it running an autococker. But I only ran it that way for a bit before swapping to a sci fi board I got for a good deal.Did you ever get it to successfully run an autococker? I just milled my Excalibur and will be making a single trigger eblade frame to run it because I know those work amazing for closed bolt logic…my previous attempts at closed bolt operation using earlier morlocks were absolute failures
You shouldn’t have an issue running a closed bolt marker. At least with the mk3 or newest board. I’ve run them in a shoebox Shocker and an autococker.
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I generally soldered the screens to the boards then both lived in the grip frame. Then the 9-volt lived in the tray.
I figured 2 screws to open up the tray and change a battery wasn’t too bad.Comment
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