Deploy the Annoy-O-Matic

by John Park
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Your Annoy-O-Matic is coded and ready to be deployed! Plug in the AAA battery pack. Test it out by turning on the battery pack’s ON/OFF switch. Your first chosen sound or song will play.

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In order to neaten up the package a bit, you can use double stick foam tape to attach the Gemma M0 to your battery box.
  • In order to neaten up the package a bit, you can use double stick foam tape to attach the Gemma M0 to your battery box
  • Make sure to keep the On/Off switch accessible
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Magnetic Attraction

You can hide the Annoy-O-Matic in a drawer or box as it is -- but if you want to get even more sneaky, add a magnet so it can be surreptitiously attached to metal objects, such as the underside of a desk...
  • Use another piece of double-stick foam tape to adhere the magnet to the battery box
  • You can place the tape on the magnet and then trim the tape to fit
  • Press the other side of the tape firmly to the battery case

Deploy the Annoy-O-Matic!

Turn on the power switch and listen to the first instance of the sound play -- it is now armed and ready to go off again in five minutes, or whatever you set for your interval time. The longer the interval, the harder it will be for them to figure out the source of their annoyance!!

Hurry up and hide the Annoy-O-Matic somewhere within earshot of your victim and wait for the fun to begin!

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CODE THE ANNOY-O-MATIC
This guide was first published on Mar 13, 2018. It was last updated on Mar 13, 2018. This page (Deploy the Annoy-O-Matic) was last updated on Dec 02, 2019.