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I am more confidant in using capacitors in my DMR build, because I just tried on purpose to connect the wrong poles and nothing happened. Used a AA, 9v, D, and then 3 Ds hooked up to each other. Am I doing something wrong?

I'd also like to know how many of you use them, if there really is that much difference in trigger response (im not going for ROF), and how to make them explode. Also, I ripped a few of an old circuit board. I'll give the uFD and volts later, but how much uF do I need total? An do I need to have a voltage exceeding that of my battery?

Edit: I use those different batteries one at a time in succession besides the 3 D batteries. Those were hooked up to each other as stated.
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It will be a hydrogen fuel cell, not fusion. No one has made fusion work on a net gain yet.

On the capacitors here is a thought - you could make a replica AN-94 that would work the same as the real on. By using a capacitor you could get a really high ROF for a couple of rounds until the capacitor had discharged. Then the rest of the rounds could be fired from battery power. Then when you stopped firing it would recharge the capacitor.

For those that don't know the AN-94 is a Russian rifle that fires the first two rounds at 1800rpm, then the rest of the burst is fired at 900rpm. There is also a 2 round burst mode that fires 2 round bursts at 1800rpm
As long it's the right small country no biggie, right?
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