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    Lightbulb DIY Steel Plate Impact Detection

    For a month or two I have been tinkering with this steel plate impact detection idea for when you go practising target shooting on your own. I found it sometimes difficult to hear a hit (earplugs) and to see the hit (recoil or dare I admit it - old age). I got it working and today I took it to a dog-walk park with my son and tested it all the way to 350m.

    Here is a video of it working in my workshop: https://youtu.be/7acWxYwWrTg

    50m test: https://youtu.be/jYXJJbm0JaI

    100m test: https://youtu.be/ID9QplH6RR8

    200m test: https://youtu.be/JgVao70CrxY

    350m test: https://youtu.be/f0KK7jSD3as

    I tend to over-think/over-engineer things, so what sort of range would one need to make it work at to be really useful - will 2 km be enough?

    Any all ideas and feedback appreciated.
    Shootm, gadgetman, ebf and 3 others like this.

 

 

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