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42 Comments
5 years ago
omg it works!
so duz the ouija bourd so it dont matter
Reply 3 years ago
except you wont get possessed with it. ;)
4 years ago
This thing might not actually detect "ghosts", or anything supernatural, but perhaps it could detect an approaching lightning storm? There are lightning detectors with somewhat similar circuits.
for ghosts, I would definitely want to use a different kind of amplifier circuit. Perhaps a FET as the 1st stage, or an instrumentation amp?
Or simply tune any AM broadcast receiver to a quiet spot (no radio station transmitting), and you will hear all sorts of crackles, pops, humming, etc. Then record the audio to a .wav file on your computer, and run an FFT (Fast Fourrier Transform) on it. You would be surprised with what you can get.
4 years ago
Nice and easy to follow steps! As the video link seems to be broken, i found another video called "the ultimate ghost detector" that consists of +- the same circuit:
https://youtu.be/S7VKkZ2UOZs
Question 4 years ago on Step 9
Will this device work?I mean,I don't really do these things but it's kind of attractive.
Thanks!
5 years ago
Who'ya gonna call!? I like the idea, but all you need is a staunch Christian staying in the house
5 years ago
i am so spooked
6 years ago
Can I use a pn2222? I have a bag of those.
6 years ago
i was thinking of using an arduino to do this. Woud you mind guiding me to do so?
7 years ago
Can you tell me the correct sequence in which you installed the resistors from R1 to R3? Great project by the way!
Reply 7 years ago
R1-10K
R2-100K
R3-220ohm
Reply 7 years ago
Hi,thanks for asking and sorry from my side for delay in reply!all the resistors are connected one after one to collectors of transistors and from the battery
r1 is 220 ohms
r2 is 100 kilo ohms
r3 is 1 million ohms
thank you !
7 years ago
like a Darlington array
7 years ago
this is not REAL it is picking up signals from a static charge
if you walk across carpet you make static electricity so it isn't a REAL ghost detector
Reply 7 years ago
Right that's the problem with it,but charge while moving over carpet or rubbing box with hair is not that much! If ghost exists then the amount of charge would be more
Reply 7 years ago
Actually you have made a high gain amplifier. It will also detect wires which are charged. This will be contact less voltage detector. Hell & Heaven is all here dude! It will also react to MMF = Magneto motive force or magnetic stress. Any way nice way to present your work. Well done.
7 years ago
its not a ghost detector its just a device that detects EMF as i did in the post few years ago. i made the same thing for high emf detection
http://samtechpro.blogspot.com
Reply 7 years ago
Its name depends on how you use this!! Nice use!! Thank you
7 years ago
Thank you :-)
7 years ago
Bro...this is really cool...but please do tell me how do we distinguish between positive and negative static charge when the LED glows?