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[* black] Place the leads of the resistor through the holes on either side of the rectangle marked ***R1*** on the circuit board.
- [* icon_note] It does not matter which end faces which way when installing resistors.
-[* black] Turn the board over so that the copper leads are facing up and the resistor leads are pointing straight up in the air.
+ [* icon_note] Resistors do not have to be installed in a particular orientation. Either lead can go into either hole.
+[* black] Turn the board over so that the copper traces are facing up and the resistor leads are pointing straight up in the air, as seen in the second picture
[* icon_note] You may also bend the leads outward to hold the resistor in place, but this is not necessary. As per NASA guidelines, any angle up to 30° down from vertical is acceptable.