ding dong dead mouse

your requirements are clear as mud, but maybe this video can point you in the right direction:

DIY Dollar Store Alarm tripwire "Low Tech Security" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB4X2EBykwE

>>1134772

in case it wasnt clear, the idea is to wire the magnetic switch across the doorbell remote's switch.

>>1134772
>>1134773
it doesn't have a magnetic switch, it's like a doorbell

although one with a magnet probably would have been better

progress....it's just a single push button, I can easily solder wires to bypass the switch (which should mean a continuous chime), now I just need a way to connect them to the mousetrap

>>1134757
Where is the dead mouse going that is so time sensitive? Just check the trap every 6-8 hours.

>>1134824
they're placed in an inconvenient location, and as far as I know I killed them all for now

but when they eventually come back, I'd like to know one is in the trap before it decomposes

>>1134827
Where do you live where decomposition is instantaneous, Shrek?

>it doesn't have a magnetic switch, it's like a doorbell

okay i gotta explain it in baby steps:
- you attach a magnet to the thing that moves
- you place the dollar store magnetic switch close to the magnet
- you wire the magnetic switch from the dollar store alarm doodad across the doorbell remote switch contacts - you dont use the buzzer in the alarm, in fact the alarm unit stays unpowered
- when the thing with the magnet moves away from the magnetic switch, it closes the switch which sends a signal to the doorbell, just like if someone had pressed the button.

>>1134757
Why don't you just put the button on the mouse's neck?

>>1134831
they start to smell pretty fast

with some kind of notifier if the traps are tripped, I don't have to worry about daily checking

>>1134844
if someone was going to do that, why wouldn't they use just the door alarm

>>1134847
I don't have enough wire to follow them

>>1134851
They make wireless door chimes, retard.

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Attach one wire to the spring loaded "arm"
Attach the other to a tack, just on the kill side holding a flimsey spring that comes into contact with (but not interfears with) the spring loaded arm.
Use a flimsey spring because the arm stopping point will vary, depending on the mouse.

>>1134884
yeah, something like that...I'll have to find a thin enough piece of metal that can flex but not be too stiff

Nope nope nope nope not good enough faggot.

>mouse trap activated
>robot comes out and cuts up mouse
>video records it self doing the entire thing and puts it up on youtube
>leaves pieces of dead rat in 50ft perimeter around house as warning to other mice
>paints little signs in its blood, doesn't say anything, just covered in mouse blood

>>1135235
you....you might want to see somebody

>>1135412
I don't tend to do well with the ladies.

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>>1135235
Dark. I like it!
One problem: mice ignore dead comrades. In fact youtube has several vids that show them eating next to, or taking food, from their dead friends. Filthy vermin.

>>1135235
just get a lizard like this guy.
0m 22s mark.

https://youtu.be/OOPgtXaWHcA

>>1135560
already have cats; they're pretty good about tracking any of the ones they see, but they do have to see them, then basically sit and wait

https://youtu.be/5Q9iy152Dg0?t=390