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baby bottle pop speaker

a speaker and audiojack in side a baby bottle pop bottle. the circuit is easy and simple.the circuit is ground on the audiojack to the negitive on the speaker and left of right from the audiojack.

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materials

baby bottle pop
speaker
audio jack
soldier
soldiering iron
drimal
hot glue gun
hot glue

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10 comments

Jan 30, 2010. 1:06 PM

TSC says:

Aug 21, 2009. 3:13 PMmangomango says:

This is really cool, but I probably wont do it. Great 'ible though

May 30, 2009. 1:35 AMdenanderen says:

try not to overlay the notes on your pictures. you can only see the biggest note of the intro & step 7 photo, not the notes that are inside of that one. (i could only read "done")

Jun 28, 2009. 1:34 PMrobot+more (author) says:

fixed it

Jun 11, 2009. 1:04 PMcodongolev says:

they read "audio jack" and "speaker on botem". us spies have ways of figuring these things out.

Jun 28, 2009. 1:33 PMrobot+more (author) says:

no they don't you can just tell what it is

Jun 29, 2009. 9:50 AMcodongolev says:

you couldn't before. thanks for fixing the problem.

Jun 12, 2009. 3:21 AMdenanderen says:

could that possibly involve the PDF version of the instructable? x')

Jun 15, 2009. 6:27 AMcodongolev says:

nope. it involves knowing your way around an internet browser (preferably firefox).

May 30, 2009. 7:22 AMfraxin says:

Hello there. Nice idea but not perfectly delivered. A good idea might be to type your captions into a word processor like MS Word first, then use it to check spelling and grammar before entering it into the page. Fun idea though.