Introduction: DIY 400kV Taser

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Hi, this is my first instructable on instructables, i know things similar to this taser are already made but i wanted to make my own version because i think the high voltage sparks look so cool!

ı know, there is probably alot of grammatical mistakes because english isn't my native language, sorry for that.

SAFETY FIRST

If you'd like to try this at home please be very careful or get help from someone knows very good about electronics, also DO NOT use this device on any living being or any electronic device, using it on a living being may cause serious pain which will make you jump out of the chair and run away like crazy it actually hurts!!!! also using on a device like an Ipad or a laptop may result on data corruption and even it may start a fire because some phone batteries are explosive. I will not be held responsible for anything happens to you.

Step 1: Get the Materials Needed

For this project you will need:

1x High voltage generator module (can be purchased for cheap on aliexpress or ebay its around 5 dollars)

2x screws or nails (for the electrodes, you can also use a mains plug, i used a mains plug in my second build)

1x pushbutton

1x 2 AA battery holder (any kind of 3v power supply works)

1x project box (can be purchased for cheap online)

Step 2: Get the Tools Needed

You will only need very basic tools can be found in any house,

- Soldering iron and solder

- Wire cutters or pliers

- Blu-tack or hot glue (for holding the components in place)

- A drill or a rotary tool (for making holes in the enclosure)

Step 3: Wire Up Everything As Shown in the Picture

While wiring it up, make sure you didn't mess up the polarity, even though it generates AC I don't know why but when I wired it the other way it didn't work for me.

Step 4: Put the Circuit Into the Enclosure

And this is the final step, cut out the needed holes on the enclosure and mount everything in place as you like.

If you liked this project you can check out my youtube channel or my patreon page for supporting my work, links are below:

my youtube videos are turkish but i will translate to english if enough people request

or if my instructables get a lot of views

and here is my patreon page: