alright, here's the full frontal directions of this mod. there's just one question, are you ready?
here's what ya need:
- Soldering Iron
- Solder
- 2 Nine Volt Connectors
- 2 Nine Volt Batteries
- Pair Of Wire Cutters
Here's whatchya do:
1-you're gonna have to take the hopper apart. yes, that's right, all the screws need to come out and you need to disconnect the servo from the board.
2-you need to remove the two metal clips on the bottom of the board. These are what the battery touches.
3-take the board out of the plastic housing. be gentle, the world of electronics is a fragile one.
4-on the bottom side of the board there will be four metal rectangles. two of which will have a metal bar connecting them. this bar connects the circut so that the system bipasses the second battery connection.
5-here's where the soldering comes into play. you need to heat up the soldering iron, and melt away some of that solder holding down the bar, then slide the bar off to the side and bend it vertically. then cut it off using the wirecutters.
6-now we need to connect the 9v battery connectors. you can use the solder that remains from the bar of one of the 9v connectors, the other you'll need your own.
7-when you've soldered the connectors, put the board back in the plastic housing and put the hopper back together.
8-remember, if you turn it on and it doesn't work, chances are you got the positive and negative sides backwards. but don't worry, no harm done. just go back, switch them, and once again put it back together.
9-congradulations on your very own, 18v(or 12v, i like 18 better though, it's got a nice ring to it) hopper. no go play some ball!
here's what ya need:
- Soldering Iron
- Solder
- 2 Nine Volt Connectors
- 2 Nine Volt Batteries
- Pair Of Wire Cutters
Here's whatchya do:
1-you're gonna have to take the hopper apart. yes, that's right, all the screws need to come out and you need to disconnect the servo from the board.
2-you need to remove the two metal clips on the bottom of the board. These are what the battery touches.
3-take the board out of the plastic housing. be gentle, the world of electronics is a fragile one.
4-on the bottom side of the board there will be four metal rectangles. two of which will have a metal bar connecting them. this bar connects the circut so that the system bipasses the second battery connection.
5-here's where the soldering comes into play. you need to heat up the soldering iron, and melt away some of that solder holding down the bar, then slide the bar off to the side and bend it vertically. then cut it off using the wirecutters.
6-now we need to connect the 9v battery connectors. you can use the solder that remains from the bar of one of the 9v connectors, the other you'll need your own.
7-when you've soldered the connectors, put the board back in the plastic housing and put the hopper back together.
8-remember, if you turn it on and it doesn't work, chances are you got the positive and negative sides backwards. but don't worry, no harm done. just go back, switch them, and once again put it back together.
9-congradulations on your very own, 18v(or 12v, i like 18 better though, it's got a nice ring to it) hopper. no go play some ball!


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