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No drink should be served at 2°C. Most drinks will be served at 6-11°C. Any colder and it will burn.

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You are always welcome for a visit :D

Glad you liked it, have a nice day!

Yes, since the ESC is brushed you will have only two wires going from the ESC, a positive and negative. These two wires are connected to the alligator clips.

Glad you liked my Instructable! Awesome suggestions, have a nice day!

Yeah, I would perfer an adapter rather than a battery. Too bad you lose the portability....

Yeah, just use a plastic container or even a piece of paper and you will be fine :)

Awesome, thanks!

I didn't experience any significant power loss, but according to basic electronics there should be. The length of my cable was probably 20m (65 feet).Thanks for reading my Instructable. Have a nice day!

Thanks man! Have a nice day.

No, they are waterproof.

Glad I could inspire you, good luck!

You have to figure out how many milliamps 1 meter of LED lights require to stay lit. Google the name of your lights (usually stated on the website), or use a voltmeter: https://www.google.se/search?q=how+to+measure+amps&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-ab&gfe_rd=cr&ei=FMjcV-aNBtCq8wfRpqPgBQLet's pretend the current required for 1 meter of LED lights is 200mA. If you purchase the 6V 150mA solar panels linked in the description of my video, you will need 4 of them. Almost all LED's needs 12V, and that means we have to connect the solar panels in series.Connecting solar panels in series will double the voltage, but you also need to increase the current. That's why we also connect the solar panels in parallel. All of this is covered in the video: https://youtu.be/lvo_u...

You have to figure out how many milliamps 1 meter of LED lights require to stay lit. Google the name of your lights (usually stated on the website), or use a voltmeter: https://www.google.se/search?q=how+to+measure+amps&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-ab&gfe_rd=cr&ei=FMjcV-aNBtCq8wfRpqPgBQLet's pretend the current required for 1 meter of LED lights is 200mA. If you purchase the 6V 150mA solar panels linked in the description of my video, you will need 4 of them. Almost all LED's needs 12V, and that means we have to connect the solar panels in series.Connecting solar panels in series will double the voltage, but you also need to increase the current. That's why we also connect the solar panels in parallel. All of this is covered in the video: https://youtu.be/lvo_uAPiKSU

Not too difficult, but you would have to purchase a "solar panel controller" in order to properly charge the battery.

Glad you liked it, good luck!

Height: 46cmWidth: 50cmLength: 45cmNo, it does not vibrate.

Yeah sure :)

I made this one, and wonder why it didn't get featured? https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Dremel-Sander-Machine/

That sure is Sweden :) Glad I could help!

That's so fun to see! Great job, and I'm glad it worked out for you!

Awesome, glad you liked it!

Great to hear! Good luck to you.

Ebay, Amazon or even your local hardware shop could have the wire. Thanks for reading my Instructable!

Yes, it does burn the cardboard. However, it only leaves the edges of the cardboard black. The cut was surprisingly smooth. Thanks for reading my Instructable!

It's in milimeters (mm). Use a online converter if you wish to have inches. Sorry for the inconvenience!