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Step 8Connect it and turn it on!
Once the connectors are soldered on, and everything is plugged into power, turn it on!
For this project, I used an AC-powered EL wire driver that will power up to 15 feet of EL Wire.
I also connected each wire to a different channel of a 10-channel sequencer. (last picture)
Normally, I would have cut the black plastic into a square, or bent the bottom so that it could stand up, or something, but I was impatient and wanted to submit the Instructable.
For this project, I used an AC-powered EL wire driver that will power up to 15 feet of EL Wire.
I also connected each wire to a different channel of a 10-channel sequencer. (last picture)
Normally, I would have cut the black plastic into a square, or bent the bottom so that it could stand up, or something, but I was impatient and wanted to submit the Instructable.
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Sep 4, 2010. 9:31 AMdrhoff
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the one with the sequencer is especially sweet!
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Sep 5, 2010. 4:08 PMGlowWireGuy (author)
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Thanks drhoff. I like it too :)
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Aug 28, 2009. 9:29 AMandrew.barthle
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personally i think it looks quite slick being asymmetrical like that... especially if it were hung on a wall.
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Aug 28, 2009. 5:38 PMGlowWireGuy (author)
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It would make for an interesting book cover. :)
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Mar 23, 2009. 7:39 AManimal0307
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I wish I had seen this before I did my computer case mod. Very nice. I like the flashing.
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