Ultra-Miniature Machine Gun Simulator Circuit Board -- For 2 LEDs - DCC and Stationary Use - Input: 6-18V DC

Lighting Effects Circuit for Any Scale

Smaller than any decoder at just .31" x .31" x .118" and utilizing the industry's smallest microcontroller and associated voltage control circuitry, the total module consumes less than 500 µa (<1/2 ma). Typical peak operating current for these modules with LED(s) attached and running through full brightness curves range from 18-38 ma. This makes them ideally suited for operation when powered directly by a function output of any of today's HO, N or Z-scale DCC decoders. Designed specifically to provide truly realistic lighting effects for 20ma LEDs, these modules include input protection against reverse polarity. Input voltage range 6-18 VDC. On-board current limiting resistor. Extra input wires included. LEDs sold separately.

This simulator generates a rapid stream of pulses alternating between 2 connected LEDs whenever the input pin is grounded. The timing and duration of these pulses mimics the appearance of automatic weapons fire like that seen in WWII, as well as modern wing and belly guns on planes and attack helicopters.