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I don't think there are "hobby RC receivers" that are low-power enough if always on. You'd need to at least have a uC that pulses the receiver. (Not saying any of that is particularly hard to solve. Just saying there are design decisions there and I'm curious about them.)
There's some ISM stuff out there that has some very, very low power power that could pull it off. Current draw in the uA range and can be on a low duty cycle.
Sure. But doesn't get us any closer to answering the question what they actually did use.
Did the shredder stop halfway through the job? Exhausted its power budget? (I took one apart to fix it years ago - shredders take a surprising amount of energy to run...)
I agree about blade direction. Also unless the picture was already cut at the ends it must be driven into the blades - even less likely to work. Shredders I've seen use rollers that drive and cut at once.
Also good question about power. As already mentioned need lots of juice for the motor but batteries may have to last years.
My buddy reckons a pre shredded picture inside so you just roll up the original and eject pre cut picture
It's probably worth more now anyway
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