Circuit that i'm going to use as a bike alarm

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A tilt switch is needed for a bike alarm circuit, functioning like a push-to-break switch. A mercury switch is suggested as a viable alternative, as it can serve as a movement alarm. Mercury switches consist of a glass tube containing mercury, allowing for two contacts to connect based on tilt, which can be configured for either tilt-to-close or tilt-to-open functionality. For specific switch types, an ON-(off) switch is recommended, with a reference link provided for further details on available options.
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I have a circuit that I am going to use as a bike alarm. The problem is that I will need a tilt switch which acts like a push-to-break switch :confused: ...is it possible to get a switch like that? :rolleyes: ...or are there any alternatives?please reply...
 
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I bet you could use a mercury switch, it would be more of a movement alarm. Most of the ones that i have seen are just a small glass tube with mercury inside, and there are 4 contacts two near the middle, on opposing sides and one at each end. So you could wire it either as a tilt-to-close or tilt-to-open switch. (there is only enough mercury in the tube to connect two contacts at a time)

I think you want a ON-(off) switch. It is the 3rd on down on this site: http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/components/switch.htm
 
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