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Step 13Have fun electrocuting people and don't get caught by the police!
Okay, you had built the World's Smallest Electronic Shocker and now have fun electrocuting people and don't get caught by the police! (That wouldn't be good!)
To use the shocker, the victim must touch the live -450v wire and the +1.5v wire to get a unpleasant shock...
The pain of a 450v shock is the equivalent of getting a really nasty static shock from a car. But the shock from the shocker gives a continuous shock...
Also, if you want the shocker to give more painful shocks to the victim, you just simply increase the input voltage!
So, if you give it:
Here one fun thing you can do with the shocker.. And this is Kiteman's idea, so credits to Kiteman. (I also edit it a bit to make it better.)
What you can do is wire up the shocker to a battery with a switch and make the 450v wire and the 1.5v wire long and then box it up in a small plastic case (except the long wires) to prevent shocking your self...
Then put the shocker in your pocket and have the long wires running down your jacket or long sleeve and put a insulator like a bandage on your finger tip to insulate you (so you don't shock your self). Then put the bare ends of the wires on top of the bandage and tape it down.
And now you are for some fun! Go into the crowded school corridor and touch people with your electrified finger tip, you might not want to touch the girls as they have a bad habit of screaming their head off if they get an unexpecting surprise, but go ahead and touch them if you want...
Or maybe go into the dinner queue and shock people as they slap the mashed potato on his/her tray...
And what other funny and fun things you can do with this such a small shocker?
Need help, or have a question, or found an error, or anything? Make a comment! I like comments.
Also, can you please rate this instructable if you like it? Please?
To use the shocker, the victim must touch the live -450v wire and the +1.5v wire to get a unpleasant shock...
The pain of a 450v shock is the equivalent of getting a really nasty static shock from a car. But the shock from the shocker gives a continuous shock...
Also, if you want the shocker to give more painful shocks to the victim, you just simply increase the input voltage!
So, if you give it:
- 1.5v input = 450v output.
- 3v input = 900v output.
- 4.5v input = 1200v output.
- 9v input = 2700v output. (OUCH!)
Here one fun thing you can do with the shocker.. And this is Kiteman's idea, so credits to Kiteman. (I also edit it a bit to make it better.)
What you can do is wire up the shocker to a battery with a switch and make the 450v wire and the 1.5v wire long and then box it up in a small plastic case (except the long wires) to prevent shocking your self...
Then put the shocker in your pocket and have the long wires running down your jacket or long sleeve and put a insulator like a bandage on your finger tip to insulate you (so you don't shock your self). Then put the bare ends of the wires on top of the bandage and tape it down.
And now you are for some fun! Go into the crowded school corridor and touch people with your electrified finger tip, you might not want to touch the girls as they have a bad habit of screaming their head off if they get an unexpecting surprise, but go ahead and touch them if you want...
Or maybe go into the dinner queue and shock people as they slap the mashed potato on his/her tray...
And what other funny and fun things you can do with this such a small shocker?
Need help, or have a question, or found an error, or anything? Make a comment! I like comments.
Also, can you please rate this instructable if you like it? Please?
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I even went to Radio Shack and bought a whole bunch of NPN Switching Transistors, 220-Ohm Resistors (1/2 watt, 5% tolerance), and a .1uF Metalized-Film Capacitor. They didn't carry the transformers.
I'm really bummed. I really want to get this working.
Made it in under 2 hours using the old 240 ohm resistor made in USSR years ago instead of the 220 ohm one.Still works and gives a very painful shock.However, the resistor is quite big, much bigger than the modern one.
I'd like to thank you, all your tutorials are brilliant.Rated it 5.0. :D
Keep up the good work!
You can have one of those band-aids that have holes in them, and first tape some masking tape to you finger then wrap one end of the bandage around you finger.
Before you get the other end, poke the 450v and 1.5v wires through the holes (and maybe back for a round tip, and make sure to switch the device off or else you will shock yourself).
The, maybe add more masking tape if you want, and put the other side of the bandaid on.
Removed case (ish) from the camera. Check
Discharge the capacitor:
This was pretty interesting, as i accidentally pressed the power button (i got a new one because i didn't find a old one, and its a Kodak Powerflash) i had taken 2 shots before i took out the battery, but the i saww what it was, and somehow i accidentally pressed it again, and it flashed.
Noew, to discharge its, i got a piece of paper, folded it like 6 times, took a pencil, and took the metal end of the pencil and i touched it to the capacitor.
White sparks were flying in a saucer-shaped place, in about a 4-inch diameter, but they did not survive long enough to start a fire. (In a split-second)
Also, can you post a way to make the shocker with a kodak powerflash?
tansformer to get big sparks
*i'll put it in my about me*
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fail
this is what i was reading "cardiac affects"
http://engr.nmsu.edu/~etti/3_3/3_3h.html