DIY Any Device Killer | High Voltage USB Killer

#ErCanEverything #USB #Killer

[JCmakingsheet]

Materials : rapid glue with catalyst, 1 coil with 1 capacitor, 1 usb charging circuit board . Copper leads x2, roofing nails x 2 and red and black or green circuit wires plus a led switch

[englishrupe]

For a super glue accelerator, just mix baking soda with a little water and spray away. Very, very cheap. Don't buy the expensive stuff. Cool video, thanks....i might make one, too.

[orlandobatistaAcre]

Very good, However, for defense, the first contact would break the electrodes, putting Durapox around the electrodes would even help with resistance!

[minkorrh]

Lol. I've built about a dozen of these for $100 each, nicely wrapped in a 3d printed case with a safety on/off switch so you don't accidentally piss your pants while walking around. You only need a single 3.7 volt cell and it does not matter what size. You can order smaller cells to fit your project, but if you use a charge/boost board from a cheap dollar store power pack, it steps the voltage up to 5V, and that will make all the difference in how these perform plus you get a cell to use with it for $4. I'm talking about the thin, lion pack with the charging plug and USB plug at the same end. If ordering from AliX, make sure the board ALSO steps the voltage up, or they are a tad lacking in 'zap'. The board you see here is simply a charge board and does not step up to 5V. Believe me, I have tried a multitude of them. Most 'step-up' boards will have a couple of inductor coils on them and also a USB 'A' port to use that 5V that they convert after the battery is charged.
In case you're wondering, if you get zapped with them, you will do whatever it takes to NEVER have that happen a second time. Yeah. Potent.

[matthiasjakob]

I saw in aliexpress a module to load battery with led's 4 loading (green=on load, red=finish), saefty switch and powerbtton. You can buy only this board without battery 4 under 2.-, or a set with high voltage generator, the best is, its a diy circuit board, its cool, you can place each part (buttons, led's, charge port in a plastic housing if you use cables, or you made 2 battery's inside 4 more m/ah. I want my one 4 selfdefence, i need something stronger than nails, i think i use pins from a eu 230v plug and i try to made it small as possible, maybe in a alloy flashlight housing.i hope i dont set myself on fire🤪
greetings from swizzerland

[Suavache]

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[Tonythenotobese]

i bought one of these transformers and it was a little defective because it wasnt making strong arcs after a few hours even after changing battery, but when i didnt think it worked i touched the 2 output cables with my 2 hands and i felt really good right after i got electrocuted.

[khoaimo]

I like it . Thanks for you and Good Luck and Happiness OK My Friend ❤❤❤❤

[Aleksandr-wis]

Братан отличный!!! Электрошокер. 👍👍👍👍👍

[KHOAIHOANG]

Wao..! Thanks You for That and That Good, Number One. Have a Good Nice Day And Good Luck Ok My Friends..❤❤❤❤❤

[W]

I advice you to use holders for (battery, charge pcb etc.) better than tons of superglue and activator

[AFA-rn]

Cool bro, keep up the spirit bro, I support you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[electronicsbyjohn]

Good device😅 I've had it for a few years and use it to deter dogs that run at me when I'm cycling😅

[conradhrademacher]

And here we have a DIY tazer Jailstyle😂😂😂😂😂

[mmd]

What kind of glue is that? And what do you spray on it to instantly make it hard?

[NasaInventions]

Whoa, this sounds dangerous but interesting! Just out of curiosity, does it work on all devices or only certain ones? Definitely something to be cautious with.

[torno.onvr]

Can I use a normal high voltage generator?

[djette]

hello, can you tell me where to buy this high voltage module. I already have an 18v taser but it no longer works. Thank you in advance, for info continue your videos, they are very cool.

[aradashrafi]

You can also DIY a ZVS circuit. Then you can connect it to a step up transformer for 10 kilo voltes of voltage

[Wabreaker]

Couldn't you connect the generator direct into the board, to use the "prevent discharge" feature for the battery? Or too much current for the little TP4056 deal with?