steady hand buzzer game

[i=p/u]

im looking at making one of these if i use a 9v battery and use a 9v buzzer in sieries with 9v light i assume , what problems can you see with this.... maybe finding 9v light and holder ???? cheers T.

 

[Silly Sausage]

Problem...yes!
Put the buzzer & lamp in parallel. :wink_smile:

 

[telectrix]

archy too quick. why not make it mre fun and use 240V?

 

[Silly Sausage]

With an uninsulated handle...

 

[i=p/u]

9v buzzer and 9v battery holder and the rest i should have in boot, forget the light

 

[i=p/u]

just make santa shapes from 2.5 copper. walllla.. 103db off buzzer

 

[grantr37]

maplins will have everything you need for about £3 if you don't want to make it too fancy.....

10mm LED

Piezo buzzer

small switch

Resistor

pp3 battery clip



a bit of copper from a swa cable and a bit of heatshrink....

 

[jay sean]

My dad made one of these in the 80s, back in those days you would have gone to Tandy to get the bits to make it.

 

[monkeyelectric]

I made one of these when i was in school, we even made it with a pcb and then soldered everthing to it and decorated the outside to out pleasing, aahh memories!

 

[DPG]

If you want a fancy version then add a counter so that you can keep score of how many touches. Daz

 

[i=p/u]

I think I know now that any lights go parallel with buzzer. What's resistor for grant37? Also I was looking at maybe having 3 LEDs ans them lighting when touched , one at a time, 3 strikes your out. But maybe a counter could work if you have any tips to guide me as I'm dumb

 

[GLENNSPARK]

archy too quick. why not make it mre fun and use 240V?

well i was just goin to type that Tel.....
would be an `incentive` though wouldn`t it......
dont you dare shake.....OR ELSE!!....lol...

 

[PEG]

Kids of today are proper spoilt,our "operation" game involved rib spreaders,scalpels and stray cats...still,if your that PC,go and buy a buzzer...:lipsrsealed2:

 

[ipf]

We'll be onto railway lines and chicken next. Could get Pythonish.

 

[markc123]

Put a plug on it and plug it into the ring, and use copper hoops directly onto connected into the live via a hidden junction box....and use a copper piece of earth wire as the probe haha. In all serious though, funny you should mention this i made one of these years ago when i was still at school. It still works today, had 5red lights for the steadyhand hoops and a stud at the other end instead of a buzzer which lights up green when touched.

Ohh how the little things keep you amused for hours.