DIY FET Electroscope And... Ghost Detector

Detect electrical fields anywhere with an incredibly sensitive DIY electroscope.
Great for electrostatic experiments, or, ghost hunting.
A perfect first electronic project, with only 7 parts!
Music attribution:
"Too cool"
By the great Kevin Macleod
From-filmmusic-io
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

[@user-og1wp5pm5s]

I got this in my reccomended because of all the creepy stuff my phone autoplays at night

[@diybiosensors]

Cool cool cool!!

[@fatherd.6016]

I added a Sonalert to mine that beeps when static is detected. It's a nice feature to have if you want to plant several devices around a house.

[@gypsytarot333]

This is really cool ty

[@matthewroddy1]

Purple Panda!

[@tomkat1983]

Where did you get that awesome box ?

[@skylerweitz4561]

Should both resisters be wired to the jfet directly or with wires like in the diagram ?

[@janelllowell9171]

I can not find the transistor - is there as mother I can use?

[@mcpherson244]

Could the miliamp meter be switched out with a led?

[@yoyodynepropulsion6484]

Late response but yes. You might have to tweak some values, though