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* Panel-mount micro-USB extension (e.g., https:// | * Panel-mount micro-USB extension (e.g., https:// | ||
* Fine-gauge (20 ga. or smaller) primary wire | * Fine-gauge (20 ga. or smaller) primary wire | ||
- | * One 5mm green LED (optional) | + | * One 3mm green LED (optional) |
* Small crimp-on ring or fork terminals | * Small crimp-on ring or fork terminals | ||
+ | * https:// | ||
==== Tools ==== | ==== Tools ==== | ||
You'll also need the following tools: | You'll also need the following tools: | ||
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==== Disassembly ==== | ==== Disassembly ==== | ||
Begin by disassembling the charging base. The bottom metal plate is held on with six Phillips-head screws and one 3/32 hex-head screw. | Begin by disassembling the charging base. The bottom metal plate is held on with six Phillips-head screws and one 3/32 hex-head screw. | ||
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+ | Once the metal plate is removed, you'll see the circuit board. | ||
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+ | The two screws that held in the circuit board, also fastened it to the charging contacts, so they' | ||
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+ | ==== Re-assembly ==== | ||
+ | Cut two pieces of your primary wire about 6" (150 mm) long, strip the ends, and crimp on small ring terminals to one end of each. | ||