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How can you make a infrared remote jammer with no soldering no LEDs and no electronics experience required? With black tape of course!
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1 IR TV remote (or more if you plan to block multiple remotes)
1 roll of black electrical tape
1 utility knife or hole punch (depending on what type of remote you are blocking)
1 pen (optional)
1 roll of black electrical tape
1 utility knife or hole punch (depending on what type of remote you are blocking)
1 pen (optional)
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Aug 18, 2011. 8:40 PMrobot1398
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whats that arduino circuit behind?
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Aug 25, 2011. 3:12 PMTheTechGuy99 (author)
says:
that is my attempt at a relay driven POV. It hasn't worked yet.
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Apr 3, 2011. 12:54 PMHarveyH44
says:
Why scissors will not work? Wouldn't a paper hole punch make a nice size dot, that could be set just over the emitter itself? People tend to know their remotes, intimately, and the smallest change is noticed. Like when somebody "borrows" the batteries, it just doesn't feel right.
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Apr 3, 2011. 1:50 PMTheTechGuy99 (author)
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As far as scissors the problem is they wont cut as precise as a utility knife and it needs to cover the emitter just right and it needs to cover the whole thing. Also depending on what remote you have a hole punch may work but it wouldn't work on mine so i didn't include it. Thank you for the feedback!
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