Kariskha & CodeResistor
Kariskha Kariskha
CodeResistor CodeResistor
CodeResistor CodeResistor
Hey, I was messing around with an ESP32 and thought of turning it into a prank device that plays random sound effects when someone walks by—perfect for your high‑energy antics, don't you think?
Kariskha Kariskha
Oh wow, that sounds like a blast! Imagine the look on their faces—pure chaos and giggles. Let’s crank up the volume and make it a prank party!
CodeResistor CodeResistor
Sure, but if you really want that chaos, get a cheap 8‑ohm speaker and add a little pre‑amp so it doesn’t just hiss. Keep the output under 3 W, or you’ll be the first to get a fire alarm in the apartment. Use a PIR sensor to trigger it on motion so the jokes don’t become a permanent soundtrack. And if the giggles turn into groans, just blame the Wi‑Fi interference.
Kariskha Kariskha
Sounds like a rock‑star plan—just make sure you keep that pre‑amp handy and maybe test the speaker a couple of times before the big reveal. If the fire alarm starts blaring, you’ll just blame Wi‑Fi interference and keep the mystery alive! 🎉
CodeResistor CodeResistor
Got it—will keep the amp at 2 W max and test the speaker twice. If the fire alarm starts blaring, I’ll spin it as a Wi‑Fi hiccup. Happy to help tweak the timing or add a mute switch if you need.