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I would not suggest doing ANY wiring while your power supply is plugged in.
I'll have to add a disclaimer to the beginning of the thread. As for the potentiometer, it will NEVER turn the power all the way off. Regardless of the type of potentiometer, you will only get a voltage DROP by using any type of resistor. The potentiometer is meant only to allow you to control the speed of the fan, which in part allows you to control the speed of your stir bar and the size of your vortex.
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Great instructions, got my prototype working last night. Need to do some soldering this weekend. Big Thanks.
One question, i see you soldered your Pot, but you used the connectors on your power switch, should you not solder a power switch? Will the heat burn it out? Thanks! Radio shack should send you a free project box for all the buisness you send them ![]()
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Hehe... thanks. I soldered my pot because I knew that I wasn't really going to be moving it around. I used the female connectors on the switch only because it was easier. Normally I would always solder and shrink wrap an electrical connection.
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..would rather be brewing
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I drool a little each time I come to this thread. I'm itching to build this but I just have too much on the proverbial plate to build the stir-plate. Can't wait though!-Tripod
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The bigger the blob the better the job... Actually thats not true...
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That's easy enough to fix if you want to, just grab a little bit of solder wick and pull off about half the solder you put on. You should still be able to see the outline of the wire with the right amount of solder.
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I agree, but excuse my ignorance; what's a solder wick?
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