stun glove

ECET0purdue

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ok iam making a stun glove for a school project. well i know if i take the inside of a disposable camera connet wires to the cap and some other stuff it will work. it gives off 600 volts ...if iwant to make it give off more would just getting a bigger cap work or should i use two caps.
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glen

 

steven2

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the photo flash cap ive got a colection of these and even with one charged up with a photo flash camera unit , i dont feel a thing untill i conect another photo flash capacitor to the first then i sure feel it , look in the high voltage stuff section you will find some ideas that may be of use even the high voltage photo flash capacitor charger. useing a glove , if your useing one of those on the market that you can get with push buttons on it you may find them at some toys store s just take out the insides and use that for a stun glove, but then you would need to redesign the hv circuit to be small enougth to fit in it

 

audioguru2

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The high-voltage capacitor in a disposable camera's flash circuit doesn't make the high voltage, it just stores it for a few seconds. Making it bigger or using more than one will just take a longer time to charge and you will end up with the same voltage.
To make a higher voltage you need a transformer with a higher step-up ratio, like from a TV, and a more powerful transistor circuit to drive it . Since it will use more power a larger battery might also be needed.
In electronic circuits, if you change one thing that affects its power, you usually must change many other things to match.

Try a higher battery voltage with the flash circuit, then it will try to make a higher output voltage. You might get lucky so the parts won't break-down too soon. If you are unlucky, the parts will fail the first time you try it.
My very 1st portable radio was small and not very loud. It used a single 9V battery. I tried two 9V batteries to feed it 18V and it played much louder for luckily a long time without breaking down. But two batteries costed twice as much and I had to replace them much more often. It also looked stupid with the 2nd battery attached to its outside with a rubber band. ;D

 

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hello audio guru hows my favourite expert going. my high voltage photo flash cap charger charges a photo flash cap fast and i can slow it down by adjusting it , now that stored charge i can dump it into maybe a marx, anyhow i used the same photo flash cap circuit to charge a 47uf 350 v olts cap to and i dumped that into a 12 volts ignition coil for that big hv arc so with a good marx generater or even hv multiplier at least it can be a shocker or worce a killer .

 

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Hi Steven,
That's right, I forgot.
You are discharging the high voltage of the disposable camera's flash circuit's capacitor into a car's 12V ignition coil so the voltage gets stepped-up much higher.
Maybe Glen can do that too, but use a small transformer from another flash circuit instead of an ignition coil. If he "dumps" the 600V from the original capacitor into the 6V winding of another transformer, he might get 60,000V out of it!

 
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Alun

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How are you going to insulate yourself from the charge?

The glove would have to be very thick, a normal leather or rubber glove simply won't do, the high voltage would just spark through the glove and shock the person wearing it.

 

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Hi Alun,
The spark won't shock anybody and it won't go anywhere. It will just jump from one terminal to its other terminal. If you want to shock someone, first you must connect them to one of the terminals then a spark will jump to them when they get close to the other terminal or just touch both terminals on them.

 
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Alun

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Yes it will as long as the electrodes are far enough apart the spark will leap from one electrode to the person and back to the other electrode see picture.

My main concern is that a normal rubber or leather glove won't be thick enough so it won't be a good enough insulator to protect the user from the shock.

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audioguru2

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or just touch both terminals on them.
That is what your picture looks like it's doing.
We aren't making megavolts, so the sparks will be fairly small and won't jump very far.
 

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audio guru thats right and you see that small transformer in the camera photo flash unit , well in the case of the high voltage photo flash capacitor charger i used the next best thing , a disc shaped flyback without the biult in high voltage trippler and i used the half wave rectification setup , something like that , it wouldent fit inside a glove , and your right the glove s insulation isent good enougth

 

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Isn't a glove used just to hide it?
Glue a piece of insulation to the outside of the glove and glue well-insulated high voltage wires with bare ends on top of it.

Aren't we talking about a powerful STUN thing? A Fazer or Tazer produces a couple of watts. Wouldn't you need about a thousand photo flash units to equal its power?
I know, the shock from a single photo flash unit is much more than just a tickle.

 

harey78

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can any one giv me exact instructions on how to make a stun glove? it would help to know anything.

 

ZAP101

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Here is the diagram for a stun glove...also a whole lot of other circuits with which you can ZAP yourself and or others...WARNING THIS IS SERIOUS BIZ! people have been hurt maimed and KILLED with some of this SH*+ :'(this site also has the latest copy of the Anarchist's Cookbook... :-X

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ante1

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Hi Mike,

Another one of those links I can’t see !  :'( :'( :'(

 

ZAP101

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Hey Ante,
Hmmm I tried it twice and had no prob...maybe tomorrow I will import it and convert it to a pdf file...Currently you need Micro Word to open it...Do you get an error message?  GOT WORD?

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How many posts do I need to lose the newbie title??? :'(

 

ante1

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I mean I can’t see the link in your post!  :-\

 

ZAP101

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Ooops...here is the site...For some reason it wont post...Go to:
www.freeinfosociety.com then type in Weaponry, you will get a list of dangerous projects including a stun glove...

By the way, since this is a "school" project can I ask you a question?
When you go to recess, does a guard escort you to "the yard" ;D

 

ZAP101

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OK here goes with the attachment...hope this works...This circuit uses the common 555 timer as an Astable multivibrator, which drives the TIP transistor which in turn supplies pulses to the transformer. The transformer can be almost any small step down...say 120V/220V to 12V, 6v etc. Connected BACKWARDS,Please notice that using the diodes shown, this circuit will survive slightly longer than your "victim. :'(
Seriously though, even with the wimpiest componants, this circuit WILL KNOCK YOUR D!(* INTO THE DIRT. THIS MAKES THE FLASH CIRCUIT IN A DISP. CAMERA  SEEM LIKE FOREPLAY... :p
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