Definition:
RC detonator - Circuit that allows you to ignite fireworks without using a match. Just press the button on the remote and the fireworks ignites
There is a video at the last page "it was really fun.
Me and my father had a great time.
We had a lot of fireworks.
Remove these ads by
Signing UpStep 1Things To Buy
| « Previous Step | Download PDFView All Steps | Next Step » |
















































Cool it's easy to make, cheap and effective.
Hey everyone try this it works. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The relay depends on the RC circuit or RC car's output voltage, I tested my RC car output voltage using a digital tester and the reading was 5 Volts so I used a 5 Volt relay.
Try to read more books or search in the Internet. I am 12 years old but i know a lot about electronics i already built 9 original circuits and about 210 circuits for experimental use or modification but only 136 worked. But i dont post to much instructables becuase i am not good with designing Casings for my projects most coverings look bad but they work pretty well.
please read it and comment :)
p.s i am 13
I'd suggest using a modified wireless camera trigger, as these have 100m+ range, ~0% interference, and are less than £15. (About $25). They are also much smaller, and have the power in them to trigger an e-match easily. Not sure if they would trigger your ignition system, but it is still safer.
On the other hand, Great 'Ible! I love to see household items repurposed! I built something just like this when I was about 8, to trigger FX charges. (Basically over-volting little capacitors). Safer than fireworks, so I did not care too much about the interference.
Hey try using nichrome wire-draws alot less current than copper
Bravo, Lad! Well Done!
Now, how much do you charge for tutoring...
use it instead of a r/c car remote and controller for 2 reasons.
1. its super weak
2. anyone else can control it because its on a universal toy car band (27mhz or 40mhz)
even walkytalkys use that band and will detonate your fireworks.