we need about 3 copper and zinc electrodes, but we can cut electrodes. how long are these electrodes? What exactly does the kit include?
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The kit includes:- Conection wires- Adhesive tapes- Two plastic cups- One paper cup- One light tower with LED lamp- One LCD watch- One sound chip- Four cooper plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Four zinc plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Two specially designed bottle screw capt- Two protective covers for the watch- InstructivePersonally, I was very pleased with the kit. It is very educational, very simple, is not dangerous, any child can operate it without the help of adults, and above all, very cheap. I hope I could help. The kit includes:- Conection wires- Adhesive tapes- Two plastic cups- One paper cup- One light tower with LED lamp- One LCD watch- One sound chip- Four cooper plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Four zinc plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Two specially designed bottle screw capt- Two protective covers for the watch- InstructivePersonally, I was very pleased with the kit. It is very educational, very simple, is not dangerous, any child can operate it without the help of adults, and above... » Read More The kit includes:- Conection wires- Adhesive tapes- Two plastic cups- One paper cup- One light tower with LED lamp- One LCD watch- One sound chip- Four cooper plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Four zinc plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Two specially designed bottle screw capt- Two protective covers for the watch- InstructivePersonally, I was very pleased with the kit. It is very educational, very simple, is not dangerous, any child can operate it without the help of adults, and above all, very cheap. I hope I could help. « Show Less
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Don't remember how many you get, but they are about 3" long and can be cut.
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I think there are 4 of each. We submitted 2 science projects using the items from this kit.
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They are minimum 5 inches, if I remember right. Kit includes wires, electrodes, led bulbs...
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It is copper, but I wouldn't recommend this kit. The wire gauge is too big to fit correctly into any of the fuse holders or fittings. The fuse was defective also.
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Yes. You can just pull them off and put them on another wire. I only use two electrodes at a time.
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There are kits or you can buy what you need piecemeal. 1/4 tubing can be attached with adapters. Also useful are the .5 and 1 gallon per hour emitters.
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Unfortunately I can't answer this question technically. I'm not a electrical engineer, but I have used this kit sucessfully!
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It's been 2 months since I installed it for a customer. I think it only had 1 lead with 2 Molex (IDE) connectors, but I honestly can't remember for sure- sorry. Just spend the extra $10 and get a better one, that's my recommendation. I don't think that I would buy this one again- not that it didn't work, it just didn't have enough connectors for more general use, like I would want.
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It's about 4 feet long. It includes 2 pairs of small gauge wire. On one end is a proprietary connector and on the other are tinned leads. The + and - leads are marked on the connector and there is a red shrink wrap on the tinned lead. Prior to buying the unit I purchased some 0.062" Female Molex connectors (pack of 25 on eBay) which fit well over the pins on the unit. I originally planned on soldering the Molex connectors to my existing speaker wires (about 3-4 feet long) and insulating them with adhesive heat shrink tubing with the other end terminated onto banana plugs which plug into the wall. However, it was quicker and easier to just connect the tinned leads to banana plugs and I was done. The proprietary connector can easily be disassembled (not more than a couple times before the metal retaining tab on the pin breaks off). The included speaker wire is crimped onto the pin. In theory, you could carefully pry the crimp apart and insert your own cable and re-crimp or solder. I didn't try inserting a Molex pin into the connector housing since the cable was sufficient for my needs. If I needed a longer cable or wanted to use a better cable, that is what I would have done. Of course, since the ends are tinned leads, you could just use wire nuts or solder to another cable but I don't recommend that.
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it's been awhile since i purchased the electrode and i recently replaced the entire bbq. but to my recollection, no wires came with the electrode. at the end of the electrode (to my memory) the wire was a plug that inserted into the electrode. so it's your wire that is insterted. i didn't have any problems installing the electrode, it was only a dirty greasy mess in doing so.
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Three... I love it for my microphone and patch cable to use I recommend cutting the ends and stretching the wire good so that it doesn't twist easily After the ends have been soldered on.
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The kit includes a large number of small electrical parts, which I cant actually name all of them but can name a few: Servo, Potentiometer, LEDs, heat sensor, light sensor, jump-starter cables, LCD screen, etc. stuff that you usually find on any electrical device. As for the overall Kit, it includes in addition to the electrical components, an Arduino Uno R3, a USB cable, a manual that includes instructions for 15 projects starting that increase in difficulty. The Kit n general is a good starting point and an excellent guid for those who are looking to explore the Arduino's (Microcontroller) potential. The kit also provides useful links to help you program your device (hardware and software) to manage a specific task. I hope my dear friend that I have answered your question and gave you a brief description on what this item is. It's true, not much information is provided, but for me, I was already aware of what it is. My personal advice to you is, if you are interested in electronics and making things that are digitally controlled, I will suggest that you get one and all the components and information that you need to get started are there. But if you are not interested, then it is not worth the 115 dollars.
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I don't have the "pre cut" kit but I use mine all night every night in my kitchen. I have all together about12 ft. of these LEDS lights and no worries at all...they are just fine....and the lights are LEDS....I don't think you need to worry about the elec. bill.
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My kit came with one or two connectors...can't remember, but they are easy to use. Doesn't matter which length of kit you buy, plan on buying more spikes. I used one spike in almost every available tab, since I wanted smooth rounded curves and non-wavy straight runs. I spent way more on the spikes than I did on the edging itself. It's obvious the manufacturer intended it that way. That's OK, since my job turned out nice.
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Hi Folks. Zinc and Copper are necessary. Zinc is needed to help enzymes function.
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They must all be a little different since you are getting different answers. I went and measured what I have: The power cord on mine is 7', grounding lead is 5', electrode lead is 6.5'.
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No, $4.99 each. It has 4 electrodes in 1 plug - that is the unique feature you are paying so much for. At least they are all adjusted already.
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Looking at a picture online of your existing electrodes, I would say, yes, these pads should work with your unit.
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Yes, it comes with all of those. The tig torch is a size 26, which is a bit big, a 17 would be nicer. No tungsten included. Buy electrodes and a gas bottle and it's ready to go. I just got the electric ran for mine, so I can't comment on it's use yet...