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My version of the Arc Reactor

My version of the Arc Reactor
This is probably one of the easiest Arc Reactors to make at home.  it cost me about $15 and took about 30 minutes to build.  It is made to look good under your shirt (sorry I couldnt get any pictures of me wearing it). it should look like the MVKI or MVKII  
 
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Step 1Materials

Here is a list of materials:

($8) LED tap light
($3) set of shower curtain rings
(20 cents) conduit locknut
($2) copper wire
($3) belt
scissors
hot glue gun


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Aug 2, 2010. 5:06 PMdarknessfalls says:
not bad for such a simple and cheap reactor (much better than mine! lol, but its not hard to be better than mine)

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