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Default A good idea, but dumb questions

nemo wrote:
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Hello

I'm not really in to electronics, but I've had a good idea for a phone
hack and was wondering if you guys could give me some pointers.

The idea is to tap power from my Nokia 7610's battery, modify the case,
add a switch, a bulb, and some infra-red transmitting filter
(underexposed film), and have a camera that can truly see in the dark.

My dumb questions a
Is the power drain likely to hurt my phone or explode my cheapo, fake
battery?
Is there anything else I need to consider before getting my soldering
iron out?

Thanks in advance

Gaz



A tip. Black Perspex acrylic sheet should make a good infra-red transmitting
filter, if it's still coloured with the same really dark red dye as it was
when I worked for Radiovisor Parent. They used to use it on their large
range of infra-red beams etc.

http://www.rv-ltd.demon.co.uk/main.html

http://www.lucitesolutions.com/ for Perspex.







I've modded my phone, I've just got to get some ir filter in place and
I'll be ready for night vision mode!! I'm documenting my progress for
all to see (successful or not) here - www.bitplane.net/infrared.htm :-)
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