Summary
This is an OpenLOCK E (2x2) floor tile that can supply battery power to any or all of it's OpenLOCK ports. Use it with the powered OpenLOCK clips to power other tiles like the torch wall.
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Instructions
Supplies
- All 3 printed parts
- Superglue
- Aluminum foil strip, 3 inches wide
- Hobby knife and or wire cutters to clip the aluminum foil to length
- CR2032 battery (see the torch wall for a recommendation of where to get one)
Important Note: At every step you can, test with an LED to make sure all the connections are still working fine. You are going to be super unhappy if you glue the top on and then it stops working because you didn't test.

Parts

Take the aluminum foil and fold it along the length until you get the width of the foil down to under 5mm wide

This aluminum strip will be somewhat ridgid (at least compared to the foil). Cut some lengths from this about 2 inches long.

Fold the aluminum to create a contact, and fold it around part 3 in one of the divets. Glue part 3 into part 1

Put the battery in, writing side (larger side) up

Fold the top contact roughly like this
Glue the top down (yes, this means that the battery is glued in, so try not to waste it. They should get ~ 20-30 hours). Prime and paint.
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