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MagicMan1957 Inner circle 1445 Posts |
I am looking for a Small Remote Control and Receiver unit that can be installed in any small battery operated toy or gimmick etc.
One that the receiver unit could possibly run off 3v, 6v or 9v battery power. Any info would be great. |
hocuspocusjay23 Regular user 170 Posts |
Check ebay, I have seen these on there many times
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Brett Sirrell Magician New user 77 Posts |
Look for those that power indoor model planes. They have some units that are very small, infact the servos are just simple coils. ALternatively, buy a chear rc car and strip it down.
They keep the cost down by keeping things basic and they are often designed for little fingers so you will get a small transmitter. This will be the hardest thing to get small. Alternatively and if you just need a push button to activate something then the best way is to buy a door bell!! Yep! The wireless ones obviously! Now instead of powering the speaker get it to power a relay or similar. I thought of using this for a mentalist trick, when an item was removed from a case it would set off a vibrator (from a mobile phone) which was in my pocket. Great idea but never built it!!
Brett Sirrell Magician and entertainer
www.brettsirrell.co.uk |
isaacfawlkes Loyal user FL 256 Posts |
Here is a link to the wireless devices that I have used
http://www.rapidalarm.com/visonic-wirele......ces.html I use a 2 channel visionics for my snake basket and have used a single channel for my seance. both work great. |
hocuspocusjay23 Regular user 170 Posts |
Whould these type of transmitters work for just a vibrating device, for example if you were using a assistant off stage to set off a receiver in your pocket?
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