X-ray correct IED firing circuit with radio controlled command detonation circuit, fully functional LEDs
Inert RCIED Radio
The X-ray correct, inert, RCIED radio firing circuit contains all of the necessary components of an improvised explosive device (IED). The circuit is fully functional and will demonstrate that the firing switch has been activated by illuminating the LED in the blasting cap. The circuit board contains an X-ray correct battery, wire, switch, detonator, and inert explosive.
Powered by the walkie-talkie’s internal AAA batteries, this IED circuit would be remotely activated by sending a signal from one walkie-talkie to the other. It is designed to simulate a “remote-controlled IED” (RCIED). The TATP simulant is engineered to have the same density and effective atomic number (Zeff) as the real explosive threat.