AlphaPhoenix | Electroshock Catan (pt. 2: How it Works) @AlphaPhoenixChannel | Uploaded 8 years ago | Updated 21 hours ago
This is the detail video for my Electroshock Catan project. The Catan board that shocks people taking slow turns!
I give detail about the board construction, the control circuit, and the math behind the timing/calculation of "excessively long turns".

I do not give information about the high voltage supply because you should NOT try this at home!

Music in this video:

I dunno
grapes
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http://ccmixter.org/files/grapes/16626

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Electroshock Catan (pt. 2: How it Works) @AlphaPhoenixChannel