PLC simulated BOMB(updated)

[gklein]

hey guys, its been awhile since i've been around here. Just wanted to let you know about the project im working on for Spokane Airsoft. Im making a bomb simulator using a PLC(programmable logic controller).

Functions:
-Terrorists must enter code to activate bomb
-activation starts a LCD display countdown
-improper activation will result in a trigger

-Counter terrorists must get into the bomb without tripping a number of randomly selectable traps(proximity sensor, inductave sensors)
-once safely opened the counter terrorists will have to radio admin for wire cut order.
- if the wires are cut in the wrong order the bomb will detonate
- if time expires bomb will detonate

-Bomb detination will be simulated by fire alarm/airhorn and flashbulbs



really the possibilities of PLC programming and airsoft are endless, if you have some input it would be appreciated.


Thanks,
Garrett

[Ginocide]

Have deactivate code as well for CTs who successfully interrogate detainees.
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[Flak]

[gklein]

Im planning on making one this week and gonna make a video of it for demonstrational purposes ASAP. I should get my PLC tomorrow.
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[Cobol]

I'd suggest using a simple arduino style logic board, but if you've got something more complex in mind, I'd like see how you work it out.
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[gklein]

[Flak]

Just keep it simple, nice and cheap, more fun and more replaceable in case something goes wrong, because SNAFU

[gklein]

[Fluffy]

timer sounds good. any other ideas i have are all complex and mgs like. "cant deactivate when
alert alarm is going off" but i think a timer is good enough. maybe a way of remotly setting
it off (for cool randsom like stuff)

[Deliverator]

The ability to have remote detonators is a good idea. Lunatic with his thumb on a button, gotta take him out or get the bomb deactivated before he can hit the button.

[omega1]

If you could have it be wire cut order OR a deactivation code, that would be cool too. That way, you could have a scenario where you find the device, you call in for some advice, and command tells you a specialist is X amount of time out, and will be available at a certain time. At that point in time, you have two options, wait for the specialist, or look for intel that might give you some insight as to how to turn the damn thing off. If you have an enemy engineer that you have to capture for instance, he could give clues. You could have other intel written on a piece of paper at the location. If you wanted to make things really advanced, you could somehow have a deactivation key (actual key, not code) that if found, would automatically disable the device. This could be hidden on a HVT or at another location.

Another idea to throw out there is possibly running these in series. We did a defusal scenario at the first mini-cqc where an ordnance tech had to be escorted to each device in a certain order to diffuse them. If you could make it so that you would have to enter not only the code for the device in question, but for each device that came before it in the series, you could create a hell of a scenario.

Last idea is to have a backup system to prevent wire cutting. That way, finding the code would be better. The system would activate right after the wires are cut in the right order, which could be either a code to be punched in, or another set of wires to be cut within the device. Just some stuff to throw out there
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[gklein]

actually kinda like the key idea, and it would be super easy actually. Thanks for the comments i will keep them all in mind...i started programming today getting all wire cutting sequences selectable has been kinda tricky but i think i got it figured out.
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[Fluffy]

yeah the key did sound cool. just make a few copies of it;)

[Rooke]

Woo shit I'd seriously consider keeping that thing in a big orange box with the words "REPLICA - NOT ACTUAL EXPLOSIVE DEVICE" written on the side because that thing actually looks pretty deadly.

And there's people out there who see a light-bright of a Lunarknight and thinks "Bomb," imagine what they'd think with that o.o;
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[Fluffy]

or that night-bright bomb scare. man people are stupid. "omg it's a night light flipping me off, it's a explosive device!!!!"