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Posted in Nintendo Hacks, Toy Hacks Tagged nintendo, remote, switch, zapper Post navigation We don’t see the Zappers used for their intended purposes much anymore because they rely on old technology, but that doesn’t keep people from repurposing the iconic peripheral. All of the mains electrical components sit in a blue plastic box with a receptacle on the front. The microcontroller keeps a tally and operates a 10 amp relay module, so it is mostly acting as the glue between hardware. When it senses a button press, it sends a pulse, as you would find in a garage door opener, but to keep a lamp on, there needs to be some latching and so there is an Arduino. A couple of wires hijack the stock button and run to the stock trigger, so you keep that authentic feel. The transmitter comes from a keychain remote, so it all fits neatly inside the Zapper chassis. We are shocked that he chose a radio model instead of infrared seeing as how he is repurposing a light gun, but our scores in Duck Hunt suggest he made the right choice. To be fair, he uses a salvaged Nintendo Zapper, not a firearm, and replaces the guts with an RF transmitter. Generally, using a gun to turn your lights off is dangerous and expensive, but for the, it’s just how he does things.

The phone zapper