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Additionally having the hammer remain locked once he steps away would be a good improvement. It looks like it only locks when a person begins to clasp their han
by seanalltogether 11y ago
Additionally having the hammer remain locked once he steps away would be a good improvement. It looks like it only locks when a person begins to clasp their hands around the handle.
- curiousGambler 11y agoSeems to me this is by design, to avoid wasting massive amounts of power when the hammer wasn't being grasped. A Pro Mini draws a tiny amount of power, I'm talking tens of milliamps- he could leave this hammer somewhere for weeks probably without the batteries dying, with the occasional passerby trying and failing to pick it up. To manage that with the magnet running constantly would be impossible.
- KnightHawk3 11y agoIt's also a great safety mechanism, being stuck between an electromagnet and the metal sounds unpleasant, just shout at the guy stuck to not touch the handle and it will not hurt them!