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Are slings normally wired the same left and right?

By topkat

3 years ago



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#6 3 years ago

The switch that registers in switch test is the one that's mounted separately on the bracket, not the ones with the cap and resistor. That's the direct activation switch, which is why it works in game. Put the resistor and cap back on, that's there to give a solid pulse to the firing of the sling itself.

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