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Supernatural Thermal Scanner Prop (Laser EMF Reader)
This is my Laser EMF reader, aka Thermal Scanner prop. The Lasers, LCD, and Camera are all functional. In addition, I added gearing to the back so the Lasers could perform a synchronized linear scan. From the supernatural TV show, there are a variety of EMF Readers used. Especially early on. This paper outlines many of the different variations. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1NMHmjPoTBNc_L0q0NJRZ6udFnsk44N7sltnDHd17K4Q The handheld device seen in episode S01E14 is not an EMF Reader, it is a Thermal Scanner. I have made a few of these now and have enough pictures to make this write up. Part List: Optional: 1x 3D Printed Left Laser Holder Optional: 1x 3D Printed Right Laser Holder…
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Updated EMF Reader – Assembly Guide
In 2015, I did a run of EMF readers with an updated design using an upgraded sound effects circuit. This is an assembly guide for making that EMF reader. For my older EMF Reader design that is not dependent on custom parts, see here. There are two custom parts that you can purchase from me: thatdecade@gmail.com on etsy Hello Future Reader! This guide is somewhat outdated as of 2018 and is reference only. If you purchased a kit from me recently, you have the 0718 revision. Watch this youtube build video instead of following the guide on this page.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ce4PJZl9T2Y&t=1s&ab_channel=DustinWestaby Part List The part list was moved to google drive so I…
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DIY Ammo Counter
Do you need an ammo counter circuit for your project and are bummed that you have to wait for a spot in my build queue to open up? Fret not, here is a step by step how to make one from scratch! In this guide, I will detail how to build your own ammo counter for ~$25 and with only minimal soldering experience. Parts: Dual Digit Seven Segment 0.56inch ‘Common Cathode’ Display Adafruit Arduino Trinket Lever switches that fit in most projects You can use other arduinos or switch and display choices. The linked ones were chosen for number of pins and size. This project uses 16 IO pins from the arduino…
