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    wireless detonator

    Torben, thanks. If no one wants to participate in something that could be misused, I would be thankful if anyone can give me some guides for my research through private messages. How complicated do you think this project is? How much time would experienced person need to do it? I suppose this...
  2. M

    wireless detonator

    I supposed that this is a relatively simple thing to construct to someone who has an experience. I have basic electronics experience, gained through my university courses, i have a M.Sc. in electrical engineering, but have never programmed uC. The time frame is one month. I understand the...
  3. M

    wireless detonator

    The safety concern is important issue here. I hoped that I won't have to prove in any way that this isn't supposed to be a "terrorist" topic. I suppose that someone who wants to do something like that can find enough information to do it anyways. I hope that this topic won't go that way.
  4. M

    wireless detonator

    Because it's supposed to be an exhibition, the objects are part of an art installation and the infrastructure shouldn't be visible to the audience.
  5. M

    wireless detonator

    Hello everyone, This is an art project of a friend of mine, in which he wants to blow up 20 small objects via wireless remote control. Each object has to be destroyed separately, i.e. the artist should have the option to choose which object to destroy (object 1, 5, 10, then 3, 7, 18...). I...
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