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12V electric trap for mice and rats

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Hello everyone, here is the idea of ​​an electric trap for rodents, although I am not sure of its safety for larger animals and humans.



The device works on a 12V battery; two aluminum plates, which the author cut out of beer cans, are used as electrodes. Plus and minus are connected here. When the rat gets into contact, it instantly kills.



Of course, a voltage of 12V will not kill anyone, no one will even feel it, in fact, it infects pests with a voltage of up to 450V. A special one is installed here. It charges and then discharges on the animal. How do you like the idea?
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I reviewed this homemade product.

Last time I said that it’s like a fake.

I just did not see where the step-up voltage converter is. Unclear. 12 Volt mouse will not feel.

But you can see how it kills them.

As for how to make sure that it doesn’t kill the hens, as we are told Valery, especially people, I will prompt an idea.
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By the way, did anyone notice that the rats are wet, is that a setup?

This is not a substitute, such videos are full. Also interested in the electrical circuit assembly of such a trap. Electricians, explain.
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Well, firstly, with a 12v get a 450v converter is needed, it is nowhere to be seen, it will remain the starting conder, it will not convert anything, but the discharge pulse from these 12v, it will give out much more, just remember the conder takes a long time to charge than Larger capacity and less voltage the longer.
By the way, did anyone notice that the rats are wet, is that a setup?
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We connected the left wires to the electrodes, which is incomprehensible. For visibility it was necessary to take some empty box. Shove the wires from the battery and from the electrodes into it. Would pass for the converter.
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My friend, when he worked as an electrician, fought with mice using mains voltage. On the desktop, he laid out the electrodes and the bait. Himself on business absented. The door to the room was left open (strangers did not go there). And he warned no one. A friend came and began to wait, sitting down at the table. He laid his hands on the table - as he was ... well understood. Miraculously did not kill. The electrician is back, his friend is shaking, why, he says, did you do that? No need to rummage around other people's tables - the electrician calmly answered. xaxa
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I carefully looked at the vidos. I did not see a step-up voltage converter 12 - 450 Volts. They simply connected a 450 V capacitor to a 12 V battery. He smiled especially when the wires from the battery were shorted. Where is the normal spark burning wires? xaxa
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a high-voltage air conditioner is charged up to 450 volts from a 12-volt Akum,
because we hire 450 v. Brilliant !!! Posted by 2nd Einstein.
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at 5:46 uninterruptible
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yes, there is apparently a divorce, it’s not clear how the capacitor charges, you need some kind of converter

I wonder who published this here, as you rightly pointed out, "divorce"? )))
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At 6, 12, 24, 48 and 60 volts. Type - KM.
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Is this the name of the people?
Official name:
switching lamps - a kind of signal lamps. They served as indicators on the switch panels. They are narrow long miniature lamps with smooth parallel contacts, which allows you to place them inside the buttons and easy to replace. Options were produced: KM 6-50, KM 12-90, KM 24-35, KM 24-90, KM 48-50, KM 60-50, where the first number indicates the operating voltage in volts, the second - the current in milliamps;
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and they will roll up their sleeves and go to the cat to ring ...
Yeah, but at the same time the owner! Both, sooner or later, will fall into the trap! xaxa
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Yes, yes ... They are. At 12.6 were in that garland.
And as for the name ... Just now I thought that, after all, it’s true that there were such people in the long-distance switch on the cells ... I can’t remember anyway ...)))
Is this the name of the people?
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And if you also drink vodka, then stopudovo! xaxa

Do not ... You can’t drink! Then they will cease running along the walls, and roll up their sleeves and go to the cat zvizdit ... shok
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It is necessary to do an electromagnetic catapult
And here from here in more detail, please! My wife feeds a stray yard cat, and she, as a token of gratitude, drags dead mice to the door mat, and in the summer also sparrows! So a catapult is very necessary, and for a cat too! smile
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12-volt lamps (remember those? With yellow trim pads from two sides to half).
They were called commutator, they were at different voltages: 6.3; 9; 12.6; 24; 60 volts! smile
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By the way, if the rats are sooo wet with salt water, 12V should be enough
And if you also drink vodka, then stopudovo! xaxa
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here the wireless energy of Nikola Tesla is involved
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Yes, there is apparently a divorce, it is not clear how the capacitor charges
Watch the video, from around 6.28, it seemed to me that he simply wound the stripped capacitor lead without stripping it onto a white "+" battery, and twisted the second lead with white going out onto the plate! scratch
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By the way, if the rats are sooo wet with salt water,

And persuade him to lie longer on the contacts)))))
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It’s a pity, the floor was not iron ...))))) ... It would be cooler if it were well grounded ... Or to nullify ...)))))
including foil rain

I remember that aluminum "rain" ... The Christmas tree in my childhood more than once was an electric shock, when it shorted with a garland)))). Then there were already “snowflakes” - they were better insulated ... And before them - on long 12-volt lamps (remember those? With yellow trim plates-contacts from two sides to half) ... That one connected well with the rain ...
And my grandmother bought such a rain pan to wipe from soot, for lack of metal washcloths.))))
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It remains only to tell the rat where to become
Yeah, and on a 3D printer and a CNC machine, light pointers on ARDUINO where she simply must get up! smile
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By the way, if the rats are sooo wet with salt water, 12V should be enough
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the most hit comment on youtube


reymicroc
5 days ago
How to convince rats to get wet first?
xaxa

saiyan2525
A week ago
Bill Prince I'm sure the rats were just actors. Don’t worry, animals weren’t affected in this video!


In general, there are two more wires going to the terminals of the battery, it is not clear what is being fed through them. Kander turns on sequentially with something. Does a rat beat through a cander 220V or what? That there was no short circuit. But why a battery, it’s not clear.
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Yes, there is apparently a divorce, it is not clear how the capacitor charges
I don’t understand either, where is the Conder, if 12V is supplied to the contacts with the battery? scratch
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and a piece of meat suspended above it
Somehow, the younger brother asked me to wire the class for the New Year, to give it a thin steel bay. They pulled it under the ceiling, hung everything, including a “rain” of foil, and then he threw a pheasant there! "Rain" on the ears of tall worked well! And no one understood anything. The touch is short, the head twitches in search of a bully with a tube or slingshot! Kinooo ... xaxa
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Yes, this is really a problem ... We must do an electromagnetic catapult. Climbed up, bang and flew away ... to the neighbor. By the way, the author eats them, so for him this is not an option.
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I didn’t like the other ... How does the circuit open after the “Mauskaput”?)))) When I did, the first thing I thought was that, after the impact, the circuit would open! Therefore, he announced the phase. (It is unlikely that the rat has a bulldog grip!)))). Will fall and open! It was only later that I saw that the cork was knocking out!). And then the rat remains in contact! (Even if you don’t think about how the blow is implemented, it remains unclear why, after the first rat, the Conder was charged again and waited for the second, not discharging in the first?
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Yes, there is apparently a divorce, it is not clear how the capacitor is charged, after all, some kind of converter is needed ... And even with the converter, is there enough discharge for the rat?
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I once did on 220. A sheet on the floor (This is "zero") and a piece of meat suspended above it, with a wound phase.)))). It turned out to be an excellent contact, but anyway, it happened that the traffic jam worked (that’s how I found out about the trigger), but there is no dead rat! ))) ... And then the door was tightly closed, and there the chicken lay.))))
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It remains only to tell the rat where to become necessary-)))

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