Pimp my (simple) Buzzer.

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NiN^_^NiN
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Post by NiN^_^NiN »

Well cause u want it to be simpler maybe have the leds spell out ur name or buzzer
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Post by twilightprincess »

I think they only get one LED, a buzzer and a tact swich thing to turn it on. The only thing they get to do is solder like one lead and make a picture to stick onto the wood.
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Post by bacteria »

Sounds like the hardest part is sticking the picture to the board :roll:

If you wanted to be different (he says jovially) :P you could use a hornet (or large wasp) as a "buzzer", pin it to a board, wire up an electric shock to it to make it "buzz" at will (sort of). Might take a few experiments to see how much voltage you need to make it react, rather than frying! :twisted:
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Post by nc »

twilightprincess wrote:I think they only get one LED, a buzzer and a tact swich thing to turn it on. The only thing they get to do is solder like one lead and make a picture to stick onto the wood.
Ahh , so that's what you mean. I did a project like that, but without a buzzer. Here's what I did (it pwnted):

I printed out two of THIS Image.

Then , I stuck one to the piece of wood and drilled two holes where the head lights are. After this , I removed the image and stuck the fresh one on in its place, so where the headlights are there is holes behind them . From there , I just installed the LED's behind the headlights and when I turned it on they glowed up! Amazing!
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