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guides:elektrosluchminicity [2016/11/05 16:33] – [Introduction] mrkvaguides:elektrosluchminicity [2017/10/08 12:53] (current) mrkva
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 ====== Building Elektrosluch Mini City ======  ====== Building Elektrosluch Mini City ====== 
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-12. **Now it is time to attach the battery holder to the bottom.** Make sure that leads are cut as short as possible, so they won't make accidental contacts with the holder. Use the tape to attach the holder as pictured.</WRAP>+12. ⚠️ __This step is omitted with newer version of the kit and the battery holder gets attached to the extra protective acrylic part at the bottom. See step 17.__ **Now it is time to attach the battery holder to the bottom.** Make sure that leads are cut as short as possible, so they won't make accidental contacts with the holder. Use the tape to attach the holder as pictured.</WRAP>
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-13. (Optional) Cover the battery with attached LOM sticker.\\+13. Cover the battery with attached LOM sticker. This protects from parts on the board accidentaly shorting on the battery metallic body.\\
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-14. **Check one more time if all the polarities (capacitors, battery connector, battery) are correct.** Reversing the polarity might irreversibly damage the circuit. Attach the battery and turn on the device with the potentiometer (it has a built-in switch!).</WRAP>+14. **Check one more time if all the polarities (capacitors, battery connector, battery) are correct.** Reversing the polarity might irreversibly damage the circuit. Check whether the extended leads are not touch/scratchign the battery when placed in the holder. Attach the battery and turn on the device with the potentiometer (it has a built-in switch!).</WRAP>
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-16. Attach the **front cover** using the 8 screws and 4 stand-offs.</WRAP>+16. Attach the **front cover** using the 8 screws and 4 stand-offs. The front cover has a plastic film on both sides for protection – peel it off for more shiny look!</WRAP>
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-17. **Voilá!** Enjoy your new Elektrosluch!</WRAP>+17. Eleketrosluch Mini City kits shipped at the end of September 2017 and onwards have **extra acrylic cover** for the bottom of the circuit board. Attach it as pictured.</WRAP> 
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 +18. **Voilá!** Enjoy your new Elektrosluch!</WRAP>
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