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ArcticMyst Security by Avery
Can a battery powered pen be converted to a plug-in?
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I already answered your question in the other thread.
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Yep, but it would be more "secure" if you soldered it.
If I (and anyone else) spends $250 on a yellow pen, I think we're going to be reluctant to permanently alter it.
In my case, since the pen will just sit there powering the laser show, I'm not too worried about a perfectly secure connection.
When you say clip the + wire to the body, do you literally mean anywhere on the body of the pen? Much of these things can be plastic or rubberized...
In my case, since the pen will just sit there powering the laser show, I'm not too worried about a perfectly secure connection.
When you say clip the + wire to the body, do you literally mean anywhere on the body of the pen? Much of these things can be plastic or rubberized...
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You can use a paper clip. Just make sure the wire touches the inside of the barrel, or the outside if the threads are exposed.
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drill the battery cap...:eg:How are you going to close the laser with 2 wires hanging out?
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He's afraid to solder the spring. Do you think he wants to drill holes in it? :crackup:
