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* Electrical tape ...p of it to keep it in place. Not pictured above, but also make sure to put electrical tape over the module so that it doesn't come into contact with anything on

* Thin electrical tape ...s together by the base of the cable insulation and wrap them in a piece of electrical tape.

== Electrical Safety == ** Remove any rings on your hands that could potentially bridge electrical contacts.

Finally, using electical tape, card board, or any electrical insulator your prefer, cover the bottom of the chip. If you do not insulate ...underneath the chip. Now secure the chip in place with a couple pieces of electrical tape.

...c for this use and not compatible with JP-21 signals or as a generic 20P3C electrical switch.

...pins you may have cut off in step 3. It's recommended to place a piece of electrical tape on the bottom of the button itself to prevent scratching or shorting t

...complex. The purpose of this article is lay out how power flows through an electrical system, provide simple explanations of some of the technical language invol ...rection. When the source runs out of electrons, there will no longer be an electrical current.

# Use electrical tape to line up the resistor array as shown below and hold it in place.

* Non-conductive tape, such as electrical tape or kapton tape. # Create two different double sided pieces of electrical tape, keeping it as thin as possible. One is for the battery, one is for th

...t’s hole to fill it with solder and attach the header in place. Remove the electrical tape and insert the modchip into the LPC header.

# Cover the converter board with electrical tape to prevent it from making contact with any other parts of the Xbox. * It's recommended to cover the areas you worked on with electrical tape to prevent the solder points from making contact with the metal case o

* Electrical tape for finishing off. Once the parts are properly secured together, wrap electrical tape around the individual exposed wires to prevent shorts.

...t’s hole to fill it with solder and attach the header in place. Remove the electrical tape and insert the modchip into the LPC header.

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...t’s hole to fill it with solder and attach the header in place. Remove the electrical tape and insert the modchip into the LPC header.

...stem's gamecard slot (also based on the MultiMediaCard although only at an electrical level).

# If it's a large IC, cut a length of electrical tape and tape the IC to the board to keep it from shifting during the first # If all the legs still line up properly, you can remove the electrical tape and solder the remaining legs by dragging your iron across all of the

* (optional) Electrical tape. ...apping pins and pads incorrectly. It's recommended to put a small piece of electrical tape hanging off of one side of the chip, and your finger on top of the chi

...ire and copper first, and hold the new wire in place with a small piece of electrical tape. **(optional) Apply epoxy, hot glue, or electrical tape over the new trace to protect it from the elements.

* Wire Insulation (kapton tape, electrical tape, heatshrink, etc.)