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I want to build one of these now, very badly. Where did you source your parts from?
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I picked up everything from Princess Auto. For the transformer I used a charger plug in, used for a cordless drill. You can pretty much use any kind of charger. I looked for one that puts out 500mA. Most of the other ones I have are 200mA and they will work as well but not as much kick to it and will just take a little longer.
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I think I'm going to make this one of my projects. I love the idea and I have some test subjects, a lot of subjects actually, that I'd like to use.
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I think it's pretty cool. It enables you to get some hard to reach spots that you can't get with messy kalk paste. Also it only works while the button is pressed so if you touch the probe on anything else it's no big deal.
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I'm going to try it, probably buy the parts tomorrow and see what I can come up with.
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Just built one, have been zapping all the anthelia, seems to be working.
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nice DIY
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