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Hrmgh.	by Sehmket	2006-11-19 12:55:59
solutions	by CrazySteve	2002-06-20 21:21:17
Another Solution >:)	by Freakazoid	2002-06-20 21:28:48
A 9V battery & connector, a relay, and some wire.	by kahuana	2002-06-20 22:03:47
You should also have a soldering iron and some electrical tape. The relay must have a coil rated at 9VDC, and should have at least one set of double-throw contacts (SPDT or DPDT - and just use one side) The 'recipe': Connect two longish pieces of wire to the relay coil - these are your SHOCK electrodes. The - battery connector goes to one side of the the relay's coil. Connect the other side of the coil to the common terminal of the relay's switch. Connect the + battery connector to the normally closed side of the relay's switch. Wrap the whole mess in electrical tape, leaving only the battery connector and two electrodes. Connect a battery and let the fun begin! You now have a poor-man's tazer. Anything that comes in contact with the two electrodes will get a not-so-nice tingle :-) LART away! (Not responsible for mayhem that may result)
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