Homemade Stun-Gun

[Irish Glitcher]

You will need -A disposable camera (Kodak works best), and a soldering iron

Step 1- Take off the protective plastic case of the camera
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Step 2)Remove the battery so you don't shock yourself.
Step 3)You'll see a little light bulb about 3/4 inch long. Carefully remove that with out destroying anything.
Step4) You should see two pieces of copper on both sides of the bulb.(see picture, Red Circles) Solder one wire on to each one of these, not together.
Step5)Slap the battery back in and hold down the button, touch the wires to desired object and watch the sparks fly!
Safety Issues


Because this isn't very safe and you have a chance of getting shocked, (personal experience) an easy way to make a protective case is to.
Step1) Cut apart the hard plastic inside of a "Five Star" binder. The tough plastic is very flexible and and can just be glued together.
Step2)Cut to fit the stungun inside.
Step3)Glue together. Don't forget to cut a hole for the button, cardboard works as a good depressor so you don't have to make direct contact with the button. Also slapping a cut up rubber glove over the stungun adds extra protection.


This is my guide i also published it to I-Hacked.com Taking Advantage Of Technology - Homemade Stun Gun

Thank if this helped you take over your neighborhood

[o Z 3 B R A o]

Thats tight...can you make a video next time you have a chance?

[SerpantSlayer]

can i put electric tape over it instaed of plastic?

[kyo555]

be carefull doing this i made a glove like this a while ago ...i shocked myself lol

[Venomous Fire]

I have no doubt you know how to do this, but I do have doubt this is your tut... I just find it hard to believe you would post the same tut almost 3 years apart from each other...the one you linked was

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Written by Element Monday, 25 July 2005

Thats a BIG difference for different names

[Irish Glitcher]

Fine you can believe what you want...i just found out about this site and forum

[digitalhigh]

Friend of mine makes these...much more advanced. He buys project boxes from best buy ($10), and then uses a simple switch to add a safety feature. They're nice...I wish I still had pictures. It actually LOOKS like a stungun. He takes two nails, and fastens them to the top of the case. Solder the wires to THAT, add a switch between the battery and circuit board, and you've got something that looks good, and won't electrocute you if you're not careful.

[RvB rox]

has anyone actually tried this? im just wondering.... and how bad is the shock?


LOL!!!

You Tube

[n00bFRAGGER]

600 volts. Arrestable offense. Don't bring it to school!

[sweetness_killz]

LOOOOOOOOOOOL
great idea, but dont get ****ed over trying it
also, how good was that dudes friend if hes charging him for THAT!?

[UKmonkey]

Volts don't kills amps do, take 100 mA to kill you and were talking over 50,000 volts to kill.