Difference between revisions of "Traps"
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Revision as of 19:57, 16 August 2018
Traps can be setup using a combination of a power source, a trigger source and the trap. All must be connected in the correct order in order for the trap to execute.
The flow would be:
Power source->Wire->Trigger->Wire->Trap->Wire->Power Source.
This flow completes the circuit as the load is the trap and must be be connected to an incoming voltage and outgoing back to the power source.
Each trap requires a specific voltage and amperage in order to be properly fired.
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Flame Trap | 133 |
| Electrified Water | ||
| Spikes | ||
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Retracting Spikes | 146 |
| Turret | ||
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Rail Turret | 139 |
| Wrecking Ball | ||
| Spiked Wrecking Ball | ||
| Swinging Blade | ||
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Hydraulic Press | 152 |
| Fire Sprinkler | ||
| Small Tesla Coil | 85 | |
| Large Tesla Coil | 86 | |
| Massive Tesla Coil | 87 |
