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DIY Stun Gun Guide & Parts List

This document provides instructions for building a homemade stun gun using common electronic components. It includes a parts list of resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, integrated circuits, and transformers needed. Diagrams show how to connect the timer circuit using an NE555 integrated circuit to drive a primary transformer that steps up the voltage. Additional components like a rectifier bridge and capacitors are included to store and discharge the high voltage for the stun effect. The document warns to use the device at your own risk and cautions being careful.

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DIY Stun Gun Guide & Parts List

This document provides instructions for building a homemade stun gun using common electronic components. It includes a parts list of resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, integrated circuits, and transformers needed. Diagrams show how to connect the timer circuit using an NE555 integrated circuit to drive a primary transformer that steps up the voltage. Additional components like a rectifier bridge and capacitors are included to store and discharge the high voltage for the stun effect. The document warns to use the device at your own risk and cautions being careful.

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HOME MADE STUN GUN

AT YOUR OWN RISK!


DIAGRAM
PART LIST:

RESISTORS:

R1: 100K
R2: 10K
R3: 100
R4: 100K
RV1: 1M TRIMMER

CAPACITORS:

C1: 47uF 25V


C2: 10nF
C3: 1,5uF 400V(or 250, but better 400V)
C4: 1uF 200(or 250)V

D1: 1N4007
BR1: RECTIFIER BRIDGE 800V 1(or 2) A
D2: DIAC

Q1: 2N6292 (70V 7A transistor)


U1 NE555(TIMER)
U2: SCR 800V 12A

TR1: TRANSFORMER PRI: 220V SEC: 12V


TR2: FLYBACK or HV TRANSFORMER FROM A COPIER or IGNITION COIL
MAKING OF...

The timer circuit(NE555)

shall be easy to make, it's used to drive, by Q1, TR1.


TR1 is a common transformer, pri: 220V sec: 12V, so usually it will work as a lower.
Here we need about 400V, so the transformer will work as an elevator, so it will be
reversed.
Simply the NE555 will put 18V(9+9V from the battery) to the 12V side on the
transformer, on the 220V side there will be about 400V.

TR1:
NE555 circuit + TR1:
As in the diagram, follows BR1, the rectifier bridge:
NE555 circuit + TR1 + BR1:
NEXT: C3
VR1:
VR1 is used to tune up the discharge frequency.
Faster sparks = less power and vice versa.
C4 & R4:
U2(SCR):
D2(DIAC):

to protect the whole from a short circuit


Now TR2, the one I have is from a copier(it's used in a HV unit) but an ignition coil or a
flyback(if u find the correct pins) is good to.

TR2:
TR2 connected:

-END-
NOW THE FUN PART
For info: [email protected]

-Have fun!! :) and be careful!!

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