RAINBOW SIX SIEGE (PROXIMITY ALARM - PROXIMITY ALARM)

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English: Hello everyone, I bring you a model of the proximity alarm used by the defenders in the game Rainbow Six Siege. This model can be printed just as a decorative object, or if you want you can make the circuit to make the effect of the real gadget. AS A DECORATIVE OBJECT: You need to print the following: 1 x Inf Housing 1 x Upper Housing 3 x Rubber Lat 3 x Sup Rubber 3 x Lower leg 3 x LED Holder 1 x Grille 1 x Power Button Holder 1 x Power Button You need to purchase the following: 1 x Small metal grid 6 x Screw M3x20mm 6 x M3x8mm screw 12 x Hex nut M3 8 x Screw M2.5x5mm AS GADGET: In addition to the above mentioned, the following must be purchased: 1 x Arduino nano 1 x 9V battery 1 x PIR sensor for Arduino 1 x Active Buzzer 3 x 3mm Blue Led. 1 x Push Button Switch 1 x 9V battery holder 3 x Neodymium magnet 20x10x2mm 3 x 1K resistor The instructions are inside the attached "Instructions.txt" file. The programming of the Arduino is inside the file "Arduino_CODE.txt". I leave you the demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPwaOsx1gvI Español: Hello everyone, I bring you a model of the proximity alarm that defenders use in the Rainbow Six Siege game. This model can be printed only as a decorative object, or if you want you can make the circuit to make the effect of the real gadget. AS A DECORATIVE OBJECT: The following needs to be printed: 1 x Inf Housing 1 x Upper Housing 3 x Rubber Lat 3 x Sup Rubber 3 x Lower leg 3 x LED Holder 1 x Grille 1 x Power Button Holder 1 x Power Button You need to buy the following: 1 x Small metal grill 6 x M3x20mm Screw 6 x M3x8mm Screw 12 x M3 hex nut 8 x M2.5x5mm Screw AS GADGET: In addition to the above mentioned, you must buy the following: 1 x Arduino nano 1 x 9V Battery 1 x PIR Sensor for Arduino 1 x Active Buzzer 3 x 3mm Blue Led. 1 x push-button switch 1 x 9V battery holder 3 x 20x10x2mm Neodymium Magnet 3 x 1K resistor The instructions are inside the file "Instructions.txt" that is attached. The Arduino programming is inside the "Arduino_CODE.txt" file. I leave the demonstration video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPwaOsx1gvI