Strike Dummy

Strike Dummy is a one-person Polish project run by Dawid Antosz, who mixed a background in programming with his own airsoft and paintball play to build an electronic bomb prop for scenario games. The device is designed and assembled in Poland, and each unit is programmed and tested before it ships. An organiser sets a countdown anywhere from one second to just under a day, chooses a disarm code on the numeric keypad and connects three wires, one of which is picked at random as the live disarm wire. A display, LEDs and a buzzer show the state of the mission, and a round ends when the right code is typed, the right wire is pulled or time runs out. It runs on a 2S pack or any supply from 6 to 18 volts, holds no explosive or pyrotechnic parts, and comes in green or black. The website adds a step-by-step guide, a manual in Polish and a ready-made two-team scenario called Defend and Disarm, and buyers get a manufacturer warranty with support after the sale.

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