Remote Detonation System

[Kieron]

Hiya all ,

After really wanting to get an ALPHAFire system , which for them who do not know is like C4 which i hope everyone knows about, it can be used to detonate smokes , MK5's , and most other pyro's that are electric. Well , anyway after seeing that the alpha fire was £20 I thought it was a good price , but then added postage it it was like £25 So i think that i could make one for that amount maybe not as good but at least i would have achieved something good , maybe i could even sell them .

Here are the parts i was thinking of: (Later i need opinions first)

[Tiercel]

Re: Remote Detonation System

Just buy the alpha fire. Its guaranteed to work, only a fiver for postage, and you wont have a Flowers By Irene van parked outside your house for the next few months :P

[Kieron]

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True :p , I think I am going to the shops to get the parts to do it now anyway but the alphafire is going to be bought as soon as something goes wrong :L

[Kieron]

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Anybody know what the voltage to ignite the electric pyro's on Zeroone is ?

[x-ray]

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4.2 volts, also you can use a wireless doorbell system to create a remote detonator from what i have heard it is quite simple and i think there is a thread on here regarding that :D

[Kieron]

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I am going into town now armed with a £20 note so i will show everyone what i got later :D

[No1_sonuk]

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You'd be lucky to be able to make something yourself for that money.

[Kieron]

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You'd be lucky to be able to make something yourself for that money.

Ok well now i have set myself a challenge >

[sharpsh00ter1100]

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As x-ray said an electric doorbell works for some things but it only puts out 3v, I'm sure you could probably put a higher voltage through it but I didn't want to destroy any resistors.

[Kieron]

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As x-ray said an electric doorbell works for some things but it only puts out 3v, I'm sure you could probably put a higher voltage through it but I didn't want to destroy any resistors.

My drawing went a bit funny when i posted it :L

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8 Extra Battery
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+ The positive going to speaker

[Kieron]

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Thats better

[No1_sonuk]

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Thats better

No, it's not.
I think your electronics knowledge could best be described as "dangerous". Especially if you plan to connect any of your inventions to anything explosive!

[Kieron]

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No, it's not.
I think your electronics knowledge could best be described as "dangerous". Especially if you plan to connect any of your inventions to anything explosive!

I beg to disagree , Have safely dismantled items with voltages of 100,000 plus all with high amperage aswell. But because i know what i am doing all of them were done safely. I have also worked with explosives and take no risks with them , Never are they connected to the device before i have Voltemetred all of them and checked they are working with at least 2ft of saftey cord...

[x-ray]

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http://www.thecuttingedgenews.com/up...mimg_52517.jpg


that looks like atleast a mk30...

[No1_sonuk]

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I beg to disagree , Have safely dismantled items with voltages of 100,000 plus all with high amperage aswell. But because i know what i am doing all of them were done safely. I have also worked with explosives and take no risks with them , Never are they connected to the device before i have Voltemetred all of them and checked they are working with at least 2ft of saftey cord...

ElectrONics isn't the same as electrics. For example, the circuit you drew looks like part of a telephone system.
You can't boost the output voltage just by adding an extra battery into the circuit - unless, of course, you want the receiver output amplifier to be the detonator. At the very least, it wouldn't last long. - And I mean from the time it's connected, not triggered.