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| + | [title] Finishing touches |
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| + | [* black] So, the batteries have arrived. Just in case, I have ordered some smaller ones, as well as the mighty 302040. |
| + | [* black] The wires were soldered (bat+ to PCB+, bat- to PCB-), and I tried to assemble the device. |
| + | [* black] Here comes the annoying bit: ***the sensory switch***. Or [link|https://www.eeweb.com/simple-one-wire-touch-detector/|One-Wire Touch Detector|new_window=true] to be more precise. The thing consists of some magic on the PCB, a wire, and a copper plate. Touching the wire works, so does touching the PCB. If you mess with it once the good battery is attached, you'll be blinded quite fast. |
| + | [* black] To assemble the device without being blinded, use some electrical tape to cover the LEDs. To make the thing easier to assemble, use an audio wire instead of a stock one for the switch. A touch of CA glue (or epoxy in my case), and the light is as good as new (or even better). |
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