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Lazy Man's Kodak Camera Mini Taser (400+ Volts)

video Lazy Man's Kodak Camera Mini Taser (400+ Volts)

This is a follow up for my other taser video. This one shows how I made it.
Ignore my friend, he's ridiculous.

27 comments

Nov 8, 2011. 4:41 PMnprikkel says:

in the tic-tac box, what did you use as the prong for the shocker?

Nov 12, 2011. 12:43 AMcowscankill (author) says:

Two pieces of rivets

Nov 11, 2011. 5:27 PMnprikkel says:

dosnt look like it... haha okay

Aug 4, 2010. 2:27 PMMudbud says:

lol Ive tasered myself with this 8 times already!! fun fun fun... waiting for a victim...MWAHAHAH cowsCANkill!!! BTW. do you paint those nails? ROFL

Aug 4, 2010. 4:56 PMcowscankill (author) says:

Lol no, I cut them.

Aug 13, 2011. 7:17 PMbears0 says:

how often? ;-)

Aug 13, 2011. 7:16 PMbears0 says:

i did this a while back and right now we have a "varmint" in our garage. I took 2 large pieces of aluminium foil and put them on the floor, hooked em up to the tazer, baited it and just waiting for the little pipsqueak to come out. lol

Aug 11, 2011. 1:02 PMKrb686 says:

I'm mad because every disposable circuit I open up has a different configuration to where i can't just snip off the corner and still have it work correctly. For the record though, you shouldn't connect a 330v rated cap to a 400v supply. Ratings are there for a reason.

Jun 8, 2011. 12:20 PMssearle1 says:

can you use a 9 v battery

Jun 16, 2011. 4:06 PMcowscankill (author) says:

No. It'll burn out the circuit.

Aug 29, 2010. 8:56 AMnrl87 says:

you could have got your friend to film

Aug 29, 2010. 11:26 AMcowscankill (author) says:

No, I couldn't have lol.

Aug 19, 2010. 11:35 AMJ-Manoo7 says:

Beastly! You should make a follow up 'ible to show us how to put all of the circuitry into the tic-tac container! 5*!

Jul 11, 2010. 1:37 PMPYH says:

ya i tried this on myself and i had to go to the hospital

Jul 11, 2010. 2:20 PMcowscankill (author) says:

How...?

Jul 11, 2010. 1:40 PMPYH says:

oh ya and cut ur fingernails lol

Apr 10, 2010. 4:23 PMJeremyC says:

ok ive got a question, how many times can it be used before the bettery runs out?

Jun 20, 2010. 4:46 AMcowscankill (author) says:

Many, many, many times.

Jun 19, 2010. 10:28 PMCarl Aren Sandine says:

Um guys i am made my tazer based off of this video lol and should be putting up picks soon but i may have a question ....is it safe to use 8 AA batteries and tow cameras :_l cause i think i may have used a bit of over kill and amped it to 20000 instead of the 500 with two batteries um is that if so facto safe ??

Jun 20, 2010. 4:45 AMcowscankill (author) says:

Safe? Probably. Keep away from heart.... Amps are dangerous. Voltage is not. There are 1 million voltage tazers out there with less than .3 amps. But using 8 batteries? That's too much. 2 batteries can fry the circuit, possibly. Using 8 for two cameras is the same as 4 for 1 camera. Way too many batteries.