On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 22:14:07 -0500, natural_essenti...@juno.com wrote:
>I'm trying to build a zapper according to Hulda Clark's instruction in
>her book "The Cure for All Diseases". I could not find a Radio shack
>276-1988 8 pin wire wrapping socket, I had to go with the 276-1995 which
>has much shorter legs. I'm stuck trying to bend #2 to #6 and attaching
>them with an alligator clip. I see no way to get them close enough. Has
>anyone built one of these? Is there a better way, or a better part to
>use? Are the pins strong? I've been wrapping the wires around, rather
>than twisting the capacitors to the pins because I'm afraid the pins will
>break. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I'm obviously no
>electronics expert, this is only the 2nd project I've attempted.
>Thanks!!
>Leacy
>Life is Good!
Go back to the Shack and look at their solderless prototype circuit boards
(commonly called vector boards) . They might even have little engineering
manuals that show how to set up experiments using them.
They come in small, medium and fairly large. You'll want the small.
Chuck
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