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bxngoc · 13th February 2007, 01:31 AM

I like monkey very much. It has bitten my finger one time. Give 'em banana instead of FM transmitter.

john1 · 15th February 2007, 02:31 AM

if it has to be very small, you could stage it.
You could make a very small one that only sends for a short distance,
and a larger unit situated nearby which could stage for a much
greater distance.

The tiny one could then use minimum power and a small battery,
the second one could even be run from the supply mains if you felt
like it.

John

TheVictim · 19th February 2007, 09:55 AM

If it is TOO small it might get eaten by a monkey. Then you would have to 'probe' the monkey to find your transmitter. These monkeys might be genetic abberations with only 3 asses...

mary888 · 20th June 2007, 12:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NextStarNexus@gmail.com

I obey the law!

Its going into a cage where i have some very exspensive african monkeys. The cage is sort of small but build where i this transmitter is placed in the ceiling of it.

i just need to know if they are fighting

I don't believe you!!!

TheVictim · 20th June 2007, 05:02 PM

I don't obey the law all the time, but I don't like monkeys either. I wouldn't care if they are fighting. I wouldn't have monkeys in the first place.

I make and use bugs on a regular basis though. Naughty me.

HarveyH42 · 20th June 2007, 10:14 PM

Old thread... Never understood why it had to be small, battery operated, and inside the cage... Not to mention if he knew anything about a group of monkeys, he'd know that it would be expected to fight it out until the dominate member and pecking order is established, kind of like American politics... To interfere would be to make the fighting more aggressive, with serious injuries (less time to get the point across).

And monkeys are smart, and have better dexterity. They see him changing the batteries every 2 hours, they are going to start playing with it after the second or third time...

blueroomelectronics · 2nd January 2008, 07:56 AM

Great thread...

Captain-Bartholomew · 2nd January 2008, 06:59 PM

if i take a circuit powered by a button cell or other small battery how can i use that to activate a seperate circuit with more power?

lol cherrios

crusty · 2nd January 2008, 07:41 PM

well if your monkey cage has thin walls or windows, you could build yourself one of those infrared/laser audio receivers. You bounce it at a wall or shiny surface, glass is best, you get back some audio if they're talking loud enough, though wouldn't serve much purpose if your monkies are listening to loud music, or there's lostsa monkies making noise.

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13th February 2007, 01:31 AM	(permalink)
bxngoc	I like monkey very much. It has bitten my finger one time. Give 'em banana instead of FM transmitter.

15th February 2007, 02:31 AM	(permalink)
john1	if it has to be very small, you could stage it. You could make a very small one that only sends for a short distance, and a larger unit situated nearby which could stage for a much greater distance. The tiny one could then use minimum power and a small battery, the second one could even be run from the supply mains if you felt like it. John __________________ ************************************************ *************

19th February 2007, 09:55 AM	(permalink)
TheVictim	If it is TOO small it might get eaten by a monkey. Then you would have to 'probe' the monkey to find your transmitter. These monkeys might be genetic abberations with only 3 asses...

20th June 2007, 05:02 PM	(permalink)
TheVictim	I don't obey the law all the time, but I don't like monkeys either. I wouldn't care if they are fighting. I wouldn't have monkeys in the first place. I make and use bugs on a regular basis though. Naughty me.

20th June 2007, 10:14 PM	(permalink)
HarveyH42	Old thread... Never understood why it had to be small, battery operated, and inside the cage... Not to mention if he knew anything about a group of monkeys, he'd know that it would be expected to fight it out until the dominate member and pecking order is established, kind of like American politics... To interfere would be to make the fighting more aggressive, with serious injuries (less time to get the point across). And monkeys are smart, and have better dexterity. They see him changing the batteries every 2 hours, they are going to start playing with it after the second or third time...

2nd January 2008, 07:56 AM	(permalink)
blueroomelectronics	Great thread... __________________ Bill Smart Kits build Smart People http://www.blueroomelectronics.com

2nd January 2008, 06:59 PM	(permalink)
Captain-Bartholomew	if i take a circuit powered by a button cell or other small battery how can i use that to activate a seperate circuit with more power? lol cherrios

2nd January 2008, 07:41 PM	(permalink)
crusty	well if your monkey cage has thin walls or windows, you could build yourself one of those infrared/laser audio receivers. You bounce it at a wall or shiny surface, glass is best, you get back some audio if they're talking loud enough, though wouldn't serve much purpose if your monkies are listening to loud music, or there's lostsa monkies making noise.