Working on using a real EMF meter in a Ghostbusters PKE meter body. I think it's gonna rock.

Working on using a real EMF meter in a Ghostbusters PKE meter body. I think it's gonna rock.

[Newsmonkevr]

I have been dreaming about making it now someone else is doing it that’s awesome and you’re doing a really good job

[advancedtheoreticalresearch]

If you can combine itself, it'll be a bombshell!!!

[Mayo-it]

if it's 100% functional, dude, that will be so awesome!

[GhostbustersFan]

I did this with an LED bar graph version of the EMF meter. I'm not sure how you did yours but mine doesn't have any LEDs in the wings. There wasn't enough power from the 9 volt battery to run the five LEDs for the Meter and the fourteen LEDs of the wings. I can raise and lower them though with a forward and reverse switch setup.

[M-xdpk]

Now you can say you did it before Hasbro.

[michaelt]

you can make a simple emf detector using an arduino circuit, which should fit pretty easily. you could run an antenna wire thru the arms. the trick would be the sound effects.

[styx]

What EMF are you using? Is it a CellSensor?

[briansteven]

This is one of those click bait, I’m pretending I’m doing something videos cause you know ….ghostbusters n stuff …