Speed shooting trainer / timer.

 

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My brother has build a new speed shooting trainer / timer, which can be used to practice:
1) speed shooting, measuring (with a microphone) the time between 5 shots fired as fast as possible,
2) 25 meter standard pistol,
3) 25 meter sport pistol,
4) Terrain pistol.
Below you can see some pictures of the design (click on the picture to enlarge it):

Updated! Speed shooting trainer /timer schematic.  
The empty main pcb.  

The mounted main pcb, in an early version. The speed shooting trainer/ timer is controlled by a 18F1320 PIC Microchip.
The design uses now approx. 12 mA with a TL062 op-amp (instead of OPA2134) so you should expect approx. 40 hours working time with a 9V battery. Other enhancements in this version is 99 sek 999 ms before timeout in speed shooting and interrupt controlled time measuring in both speed and time shooting, which results in increased accuracy in both modes.
Updated! Firmware version 14 with these enhancements:
1) In sport shooting mode: "Wait" text changed to "Ready" and "Finished" text changed to "Stop"
2) Program changed so that the speedtimer can measure up to 999 seconds and 999 milliseconds
3) Program changed so that the speedtimer can measure the total time of up to 99 shoots
4) Program changed so that the speedtimer shows the five first time measurements and the last time measurement

pcb file updated 2009-02-13
A look in the enclosure before all cables and 9V battery are mounted.  
The finished speed shooting trainer / timer.  

Updated! User manual in pdf format now in version 14.

 
Updated! Front speed shooting trainer /timer schematic.  

The empty front pcb.

 
The front pcb with a 2x16 character LCD display without backlight so the 9V battery last longer. pcb file updated 2009-01-03
Back side of the front pcb, notice the connectors mounted on this side.  
The aluminum front plate, 1.5 mm thick.  
Obs! Observe that the edge has been reduced from 1.5 mm to 1.0mm to fit in the enclosure.  
A look at the front pcb mounted on the aluminum front plate.  
The finished front, with a demo of a finished speed shooting.  
Updated! Back speed shooting trainer /timer schematic.  
The empty back pcb.  
Front side of the back pcb. This pcb holds the messuring microphone and a buzzer. pcb file updated 2009-01-03
Back side of back pcb, notice the connectors mounted on this side.  
The back aluminum plate with mounted back pcb and on/off switch. Observe that the edge has been reduced from 1.5 mm to 1.0 mm to fit in the enclosure.  
A look at the finished back side.  
Download the cad files used for the enclosure, you will also find enclosure model and type in the zip file. Cad file updated 2009-02-13

This page was last updated 2010-02-17.