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Step 6Wire Switch and Batteries
Find a small switch, just about any switch will do . . . the crappier, the better actually, as long as it's tiny. In order to keep the hoop relatively flat all around, I cut off the switch "handle" until it was slightly more than flush with the main switch body. With a little bit of thumb friction, it's still easy to turn on/off.
For the switch hole, I drilled a 3/8" hole, then filed it square with a set of mini-files.
Next wire, the switch (don't forget heat shrink!) and the batteries. The batteries should be wired to original 2ft excess end, out the end of the hoop as shown.
As always, feel free to test as you go! Sucks to wast heat shrink!
For the switch hole, I drilled a 3/8" hole, then filed it square with a set of mini-files.
Next wire, the switch (don't forget heat shrink!) and the batteries. The batteries should be wired to original 2ft excess end, out the end of the hoop as shown.
As always, feel free to test as you go! Sucks to wast heat shrink!
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Feb 14, 2008. 10:02 PMbabayaga2000
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just tell me where you got the switch please i ve been looking everywhere
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Feb 14, 2008. 11:18 PM
jeffkobi (author)
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jeffkobi (author)
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grabbed the cheapest SPST switch from Radio Shack. Search for this part number on their website: 275-406
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Feb 22, 2008. 12:16 AMbabayaga2000
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thankx a lot
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