Super Easy 9 Volt Battery Clip
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Super Easy 9 Volt Battery Clip
Hi everyone and thank you for viewing my Instructable ,
OK so how many times has this happen to you ,
your working on a project and you need a 9 volt battery clip ,
you go to your drawer to find one and but only to find out that you used them up ,
sure you could order more but it takes a few days by mail ,
and if your like me you don't have a store in town that sell these things what do you do hmm,
well don't worry I'm going to show you how to make your own 9 volt battery connector that takes less the a couple of minutes to make
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OK so how many times has this happen to you ,
your working on a project and you need a 9 volt battery clip ,
you go to your drawer to find one and but only to find out that you used them up ,
sure you could order more but it takes a few days by mail ,
and if your like me you don't have a store in town that sell these things what do you do hmm,
well don't worry I'm going to show you how to make your own 9 volt battery connector that takes less the a couple of minutes to make
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What You Need
ok here's a couple of things you need ,
parts .
two metal paper clips ,
wire ,
electrical tape ,
Tools ,
a voltmeter or battery tester , or you could use an led ,
a wire stripper or scissors ,
On to the next step
parts .
two metal paper clips ,
wire ,
electrical tape ,
Tools ,
a voltmeter or battery tester , or you could use an led ,
a wire stripper or scissors ,
On to the next step
Making the Clips
ok lets get started ,
note you can follow the pictures above to make it easier ,
ok now take your paper clips and bend it on to the battery post one on the positive and the other on the negative ,
next take two wires one for each paper clip and connect them to the ends of your paper clip ,
next take a piece of your electrical tape and make a bridge in between the paper clips to hold them from touching each other ,
now to be sure it works you can use your voltmeter or led on open ends of your connector to test it ,
That's it you now have your own homemade battery clip ,
Thank you for viewing
note you can follow the pictures above to make it easier ,
ok now take your paper clips and bend it on to the battery post one on the positive and the other on the negative ,
next take two wires one for each paper clip and connect them to the ends of your paper clip ,
next take a piece of your electrical tape and make a bridge in between the paper clips to hold them from touching each other ,
now to be sure it works you can use your voltmeter or led on open ends of your connector to test it ,
That's it you now have your own homemade battery clip ,
Thank you for viewing