Rubber tip Stylus pen

They give those away for free over here. Try attending a mid-range conference or seminar.

>>1215944
any conductive plastic would work

>>1215948
Actually, I got this pen I had at a conference, but it was a foreign conference, from the US

I live in a really simple 3rd world city, so waiting for a conference or seminar is a no-no

Also, it's so isolated that I would have to order a pen from another city, and fuck no

>>1215949
Examples?

>>1215950
Mang there like $1 just buy it at some supermarket or phone store

>>1215951
conductive foam they use packaging electronic chips/cards

>>1215952
>I live in a really simple 3rd world city

you can get them fo 21 cents from aliexpress with free shipping.

>>1215960
Even in the 3rd world they sell cheap chink phone stuff like cases and chargers. Hell ive even been to Mexico and they sell everything there. So unless you live in some african village i bet you can buy one of those in some market.

>>1215967
>aliexpress
The solution to every "my shitty country doesn't sell x, where x is any small item" problem.

>>1215944
You're looking for something called capacitive rubber. Sponge may also work. It should be the size of your last stylus tip.

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>>1215944
I did this same project back in 2008, and the soft, non-scrubby part of a scotch-brite sponge is conductive enough to work. Just cut a thin slice and wrap it over a stick. Although if I'm being perfectly honest, it's probably a waste of time because people hand these out like candy right now. You don't even have to wait for a conference, a lot of hotels and other businesses hand out pens with a stylus on the tip.

>>1215944
use a carrot

>>1217545
Op lives in an african village with no stores or hotels.