DIY Antistatic Keychain

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Many car owners had a situation where auto the shock beats a sensation frankly not pleasant. The author of this video made an antistatic keychain to relieve static voltage. The author took the case from the syringe (but also any plastic cone, for example, the case from a ballpoint pen, will do)

Further, the author on a turning made two plugs of magnesium according to the size of the syringe (but they can be made, for example, from coins or washers, the main thing, according to the author, they should be metal.)

He also needed a piece of metal food foil.

And another little ring for attaching the keychain to car keys.

After all the materials were at hand, the author started making the keychain. At the syringe, he cut off one edge

then cut off the syringe like this.

and this is the case.

Then he put on one of the stubs

further from a foil twisted not a big ball

and put it in the case

put on the second stub

hooked the ring

and all the keychain is ready

Then the author tested it, the keychain is very simple in operation. You need to attach it to a car or any other thing that needs to be discharged from static voltage.

When you touch the car, the foil ball starts to gallop in the case, thereby discharging the car from static voltage.

Watch the video:

July 1, 2017 09:32 0

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Remember, a long time ago. There was a practice at the Institute of Semiconductor Physics (Optical Research Laboratory). There is an air purification filter and a lowered humidity ... I was beaten with static, as I was dressing in a bathrobe and so on. The trainee showed me how to remove (discharge) charges.Upon arrival at the laboratory, he takes out a metal bolt from his pocket and touches them with a metal stand (removes charge). There is a discharge, but no injection (practically).
And even in everyday life, it began to beat me with static in the winter (heating) period. At night I put my hand to a power outlet (or switch) and hit me with a discharge (spark) at metal contacts. Such a healthy Spark-discharge. But the wife does not have such a discharge. She says you go shuffling slippers on linoleum. I looked at how she turned on the light ... And she fumbled a switch on the wall with her hand, and then finding it - turned on the light ... I did the same thing - Ha, and did not hit. In the dark, one can see how a halo glows directly when a palm-finger touches the wall (next to the switch). Those. the surface is large and the resistance at the wall is large and there is no pinprick. And then turn on the light.

July 1, 2017 08:33 +1

The source of statics is not always in the machine. For example, with the onset of the autumn-winter period, it hits me when I touch any metal objects. Wicket, safe, car and not even metal people))), etc. And with other people, everything is fine, and my clothes are like those of everyone or anything unusual. Everyone around is funny, but I'm not very)))

30 June 2017 20:41 0

But in a simple way, through a high-resistance resistor - is it not fate? Not to mention that it would be better to find the source of static - a potential threat of ignition of gasoline vapors.

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