(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); This is my first attempt at a turbo controller after many frustrating deaths on COD WAW. I used a GE Fanuc series 90 micro plc (an industrial computer) from the1990’s to simulate a fast trigger pull. This PLC has the required analog inputand output to manage the controller’s approximate .25vdc to 1.25vdc trigger pullvoltage as set by the trigger POT. The PLCs ability to manipulate the controlleris almost limitless, such as, automatically reloading the gun after 30 shots.PLCs use ladder logic, one of the earliest programming languages and very easy to learn.

the is no "same rate of fire" since the fire rate is determined by the percentage of trigger pull which does vary.

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Just to clarify, The controller starts firing slowley after the trigger is pulled about 10% and the rate of fire increases as you approach 100% trigger pull. I believe this will make the controller, both hard to detect and easier to control during turbo mode. I may be wrong its just a first attempt with surplus parts.

That is not yours i saw that on xbox scene i found this his gamertag is om3ga sn1per
he bi passed it
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