Hey, Im wonderin if i cud make a remote explosive. Ive herd u can take a cell fone and re route the vibrator and hook up crocodile clips 2 AA batteries and a bunch of shit but I relly just want a relly simple way cuzi dont wanna be usin like a huge fucking fuse anyways get back2 me on it thanks:

Why not use electrical wire connected to a 9-12V battery?

listen i hardly no shit im basically like the william hung of explosives and im wundering any other ways cuz i got remote cars 1 old cell fone um... wire, crocodile clips watever. ive seen ppl use um an alarm clock , a kitchen timer,
door bell but i relly just need anything simple, like retard simple alrite thanks

If you want retard simple, this isn't the hobby for you. Wanting to rig up remote detonators? Learn how to solder and build encrypted radio circuits. Otherwise you're just BEGGING for disaster.

Well yeah its really not too hard. I believe this would work to make a pretty nice set off.

-Get a crappy alarm clock (works)
-a igniter from a estes rocket pack
-a capacitor
-and prob a 9v or so.

Take off the little buzzer on the inside of it, and then put a capacitor hooked up to it, then switch out the small 1.5v battery with a 9 (not sure if itll work lol) then attach a seperate set of wires to the igniter from the estes rocket and put it in your fuse, then tape up and set the time.

When it starts goin off, you got yourself a bomb

Sure! Because we can just throw components together in a random order, then fill it with nearly ten times the voltage and expect it to work!

Besides - That's a timed detonator. NOT a remote detonator.

I have to agree with Ghost on this one, that sounds liks some Golden eye 007 bullshit. If you're telling the truth, well congrats to you. Explain how it works.

His principle is sound, but he doesn't know the details. To recycle a metaphor, like saying 'just weld this to that' and explaining how to strike an arc and follow the bead.

Man, it wouldnt let me send a reply.

But I could make a diagram on how to do it...

Well, lets see your diagram, looking forward to it.