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Okay, this is step two for switch one for the DIY 3220 point breadboard project
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In step one, we took a red wire and we connected it to terminal two of the switch
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For step two, we're going to do pretty much the same thing
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We're going to take another web wire at about. We're going to cut a length about 12 inches
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Again, it doesn't have to be exact. And then once I get this cut off, I'm going to strip one end of the wire at about an eighth of an inch or so back
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and what I'm going to do is I'm going to twist that a little bit
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So I have my wire end exposed. And we're going to solder this end to terminal number five for switch one
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So again, referring to this schematic for the prototype of the power
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supply for our DIY breadboard project. Terminal 5, if we follow this wire, in this case
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it's a pink wire in the schematic, but we're using a red wire. It goes to this point in the
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prototype schematic and it connects to this red wire here that goes to this red binding post for our power output And I have a red binding post here And what we eventually do is on the other end of this
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wire that we just stripped is attach a ring connector on it
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And it's a ring connector. This one's a small one, but it's just big enough to fit
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on this little end post. post of this binding post and then there'll have be another little nut or that will
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screw on here and keep it in place. So first we have our 12 inch strip of red wire. We've
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already stripped the end of it. What I want to do is get my helping hands again
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And again, we're going to be soldering this new wire to Terminal 5, which is right across from Terminal 2
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So this is Terminal 5, as seen here. we're going to first ten the end of the stripped wire we just stripped
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Just a little bit. And then I'm going to ten terminal number five
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now I will attach our second wire to terminal 5
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So the wires attached now. And again, just like before, we'll take a piece of heat shrink tubing
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Again, we'll take a piece of heat shrink tubing. I'm gonna cut a little bit of this off, about half of it
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I just need enough to cover the end or to cover where we solder it at on the terminal here
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Again, that way we're protecting that terminal in the wire. We don't want it exposed just in case there's a short or something that could happen here if it's not protected
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So we want to protect that area. So I'm going to slip it all the way down over that terminal and over that terminal
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and over the wire. I'm going to turn this so maybe you can see it a little better
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And then what we're going to do is take our heat gun. And I'm just going to heat it up to shrink that tubing
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So now that part is done. done. So now we need to strip the other end of the wire that we connected to pin 5
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Again, just strip about an eighth of an inch or so back, just enough to expose the wire
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I'll give it a little twist. and we're going to connect our ring connector or our, yeah, the ring connector
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And I'm going to slide it in there until the tip, the very end of it's just exposed
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I don't know. Get the camera to focus on it. There we go
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maybe not quite that much, but just outside. And then I'm going to take my crimper tool
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And I'm going to crimper it. Just like that. And then I'll make a little tug on the ring connector to make sure it's nice and snug
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And again, this ring connector will eventually go to a red binding post
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And I got one that just fits over that end there. And then we'll put another nut on there to screw it down
