Tagger Sensors embedded acrylic resin

Made my sensors with clear acrylic resins with small amount of colour pigment added, also made the pcb's from fibreglass.

The ones I made are for fitting on our assault vest, with two shoulder sensors and one on the back of the vest, each shoulder sensor has two receivers, 1 forward facing receiver and one facing to the side, with one receiver on the back sensor on the vest

I know most of you guy's use head sensors, I should be able to make ones for a headband much smaller and flatter

Rubber mould solution
Note: Making the rubber mould, take the sensor shape you are intending to use, glue them to the bottom of the container, next step is to find out how much rubber solution you need, fill the container with the sensor shapes with water till this covers the
shapes by about 5-10mm. Pour this water into a measuring jug or the use the container you intend to mix it in, make a mark at the water level with marker, this will give you the right amount require for the rubber solution.

Now dry the container, and spray with a silicone based wax, allow to dry the start to fill with rubber solution, leave mould overnight before you remove, also to make the rubber mould last longer leave a couple of days to fully cure before making sensors.

Repeat this measuring part when making the sensors saves making too much resin solution.

New: Full Function Editable Remote for MilesTag     July 2013
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Phenixtag have upgraded the remote controller for MilesTag systems, no more need for a ref gun the remote can do it all for you. Kent has changed the colour to black and has added a switch to save battery power.  When you connect the remote to a tablet/laptop, using the program you can save all your gameplay in advance. 

More details:  www.phenixtag.com/Uploadfiles/download/remote.zip