Supplies

Bug zapper
Googly Eyes
Pipe Cleaner
Soldering iron (generic)
Solder Wire, Lead Free
Multitool, Screwdriver
Tape, Duct
glue

Step 1: Introduction and Showcase Video

Summer means heat, fun and of course, insects.
To deal with these pesky critters there's one weapon to rule them all, the bug zapper!
This project aims not to improve it, but to gives it's victims a fighting chance, let me introduce to you: the two way bug zapper!

Step 2: Rewiring the Zapper

To get things started we first of all need to screw open our zapper.

Now how does it work?
The two batteries are connected to our component, with a button in between. This means the transformer only receives power when the button is pressed.
Once pressed the current flows to the transformer where the voltage is increased, this makes sure you get a nice and strong zap.

Next stop is the three metal meshes in the racket. Normally their's space between each mesh, but when a insect occupies the space between, the circuit is completed and the bug is no more. Our plan is to add another circuit, one that works the same, but with the person operating the racket as the target. To get this working we first of all need to attach our own (red and black) wires to the component.

These wires lead to the handle, were two aluminum strips function as our plus and minus.

The strips work the same as the mesh part of the zapper. Normally the circuit is not completed, so no current can flow. When you touch both strip and press the button, current flows, and you start cursing.