DIY telegraph

Morse code is one of the most known codes in the world. Here's how to make an inexpensive telegraph to send messages in code. I did this for a science project. I got a low mark cause it dosen't qualify as a "simple machine". I hope it goes to better use out here.

Step 1: Connection

I. Connect the negative wire of the battery to the negative wire of the buzzer

Comments

[axeman911]

pretty coll and if u made two it technically could be wireless

[Biggsy]

Heya Matey, listen, this is just the instructable i'm looking for, you couldnt contact me about what you acctually used parts wise could, and how you hooked things together... I'll be building something like this with my scout troop so i need to know how it all fits together,,,,


like for example... withthe clothes peg where are the connectors fitted? Are you using a 12v battery? etc

I'm having a really hard time understanding how this all goes together...

[daredevilk]

 very good

[trebuchet03]

Hello, Your instructions look good - but you need images to go along with them. I'm going to unpublish this, but please feel free to republish once you've made this edit.

[octavian234]

So that explains why Almost every instructable ive senn you commented on

[straw hat pirate]

you saw this instructable? when i look for it on the search, i get no hits

[trebuchet03]

That's because I'm an admin and your project was caught as spam for a lack of images (not that it is spam, it just got filtered that way).

[tigerboy]

um hello i an see it too and i'm not an admin

[straw hat pirate]

how many pics would it take? and i might not be able to thank or answer u cause i have to send my computer to the shop.

[straw hat pirate]

trebuchet03, i finished my instructalbe. wat do you think?