Electromagnets

There are currently three known Electromagnets in the game. They are called the Electromagnet 1000, the Electromagnet 2000, and the Elecromagnet 3000. They were all invented by Gary the Gadget Guy and are only accessable during some Secret Missions.

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  The Old Blueprints of The Electromagnet 1000
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  Electromagnet 3000's Blueprints
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  Electromagnet 3000
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  Electromagnet 2000

Electromagnet 1000

The Electromagnet 1000 is the prototype of the Electromagnet 3000. If there is the actual invention, Electromagnet 1000, somewhere in Club Penguin, it has not been found. However, the blueprints of it are available:

In Secret Mission #6, Questions for a Crab, Herbert P. Bear traps the agent in the cave in the wilderness. After the agent free itself from the cage, move the arrows until you come to a table next to the puffle bed. G's Electromagnet 3000 blueprints are on the wall. Grab the blueprints off the wall and put it in your inventory. At the end of the mission, give G the blueprints to get the extra award, the blueprints for the Electromagnet 1000.

Parts

• Magnet
• Coin
• Cardboard

The Magnet slides the Coin on the Cardboard.

Electromagnet 2000

In the HQ during Secret Missions, there is an invention cabinet, with a flashlight, a magnet, and a rubber duck locked up. In Mission #7, Clockwork Repairs, agents can take the magnet. The name of the magnet is Electromagnet 2000.

In Secret Mission #7, Clockwork Repairs, it is needed to use the Electromagnet 2000 to retrieve the Clock Tower's spring. The agent will need to go to the Iceberg and use the magnet on the block of ice trapped at sea. The magnet will attract the block of ice due to the spring being inside.

Parts

• Battery
• Rubber Band
• Wire
• Magnet

The wire is tied around the magnet. The battery is on top of the magnet, connected by a rubber band.

Electromagnet 3000

In Secret Mission #3, Case of the Missing Coins, there is a huge magnet on the roof of the Gift Shop. This magnet is the Electromagnet 3000. In Mission #3, this magnet causes the Gift Shop's coins to stick to the ceiling. Agents need to destroy the magnet's power to release the coins.

It returned in Mission 10 where it was powered by a solar panel in the gift shop to aid in the capture of Herbert.

Parts

• Huge Magnet
• Power Box
• Long Wire
• Pipe

The long wire is tied onto the huge magnet and the two ends of the wire is connected to the Power Box. The pipe is stuck to the right side of the magnet.