I'm going to be giving a presentation and I'm planning on using an Arduino to trigger parts of my demos. The one thing that I really want for it is a REALLY LOUD momentary pushbutton switch. Something that is loud enough that when I push it, the people in the back of the (small ish, think classroom) room can hear when I push it. I'm showing off somethings with latency and I want people to be able to be looking at the screen but still know when I push the button.
Ideally something that is small enough to make it easy to hold in a single hand with the Arduino and a battery.
I was thinking a clicking coming from the button, but a piezo wouldn't be a bad plan B.
I'm not finding anything called a "automotive self canceling toggle switch" in my Googling. Do you have a link to where I could buy something like that?
couple of thoughts
first, sound and speed. the people in the back will see before they hear.
if you click at the front and also had a light go off, the people in the back will see before they hear.
if you had a solenoid strike a block of wood, you would have a loud knock.
I think a horn beep would be the easiest. it could be powered by the switch without needed anything special.
you can either buy a horn or make a circuit.