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Step 2Install the circuit...
I hot glued the circuit inside the remote control. I also had to remove 2 posts to make room for the 9 volt battery. Tape down the LED's near the existing LED. I used the existing switch on the remote and wired my 9 volt battery to it.
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Oct 4, 2011. 8:29 AMhighvoltageguy
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if you like epoxy then use loctite epoxy works like magic
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Apr 7, 2010. 7:32 PMhyudryu
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Too bad i dont have a oscilloscope Or i would know if it works. I tried it with a visible LED and it just turns on. I will try using a speaker and see what i get later...
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Apr 2, 2011. 3:28 AMArcagelinos
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It just turns on because our eyes cant see its flicker.
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Apr 17, 2009. 4:53 AMsaintlavin
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can you make a video on how to essamble it? i am very bad in reading schematics
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Oct 25, 2007. 2:47 PMThe Lightning Stalker
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Hot glue bad. Epoxy good.
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Oct 25, 2007. 5:56 PM
Kipkay (author)
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Kipkay (author)
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True, true. But hot glue, easier and works just fine for something like this. It's confined in the case so it ain't goin' anywhere.
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