Basic Detonator

[Rocklin]

I made this detonator with $10 worth of parts and about an hour of build time.

Parts.
2"+ 3" black plasic project box.

one toggle and one slide switch.

9 volt battery and clip.

Red LED and voltage reduction circuit (Made the circuit myself).

machine screws and 24G solid core wire.


Inside view.


diagram of the circuit.


Its very easy to make,  here are the results of my work.

[Infinityshock]

Lithium batteries work better.  They have more 'umph'

[Arnox]

Nice.

Now turn it up to 11. Make a remote detonator.

[tkgmalice]

nice, i have lots of books and stuff about this if anyone's interested all pdf txt and such

[oppenheimmer]

^^ in deed

rocklin i love this can wait to give it a try, are them bolts not a little close together crossed wires and such?

[Shark Jumper]

Cool! About the remote detonate though. How would you go about making one of those?

[oppenheimmer]

^^^ apair off walkie talkie's to get started

[Shark Jumper]

^^^ apair off walkie talkie's to get started

Make's sense. Why didn't I think of that? I was thinking more of stuff like a remote garage door opener.

[oppenheimmer]

yeah you hook it up to the speaker ^^ also a decant range

[Cerealkiller]

This explains it better and shows it in action:

[Shark Jumper]

This explains it better and shows it in action:

You're my fuckin' hero. Thank you.

[Arnox]

This explains it better and shows it in action:

Except for the small fact that it could be INCREDIBLY easily detonated by accident or on purpose by an opposing force but eh, any port in the storm sometimes.

[Cerealkiller]

Only thing different that I would do is have it on a fairly unused channel like 5, 6, or 7 for example.

[oppenheimmer]

Could always use a mobile phone if you have a old one that way as a fail safe for it's assured success you can set a timer