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STEP-BY-STEP WIRING AND ASSEMBLY DIRECTIONS 

   Be sure to carefully follow all the directions.  Do one step at a time and then check off the step in the box provided.  

Before beginning, read over the enclosed page labeled “Construction Hints”.

 

   The step by step instructions indicate a soldering requirement; however, these connections can be made by firmly 
twisting joining wires together.  If the connection is secure the circuit will work for temporary or testing purposes.  If 
you wish a more permanent circuit, it is always best to secure these connections by soldering.  Before soldering, read 

the instructions in “Construction Hints”.

 

1. (  )  Check the parts list to see that everything listed 
is included.  Check each step as you progress (

). 

 
2.  (    )  Place  the  pictorial  diagram  near  the  perfboard 
chassis so that the pictorial can be used as a guide for 
exact placement of parts.  The gray lines in the pictorial 
diagram  indicate  components  and  wires  which  are 
mounted  under  the  circuit  board.    The  solid  lines 
indicate components and wires mounted on top of the 
circuit board. 
 

 

 
3.  (    )    Mount  the  transformer  T1,  as  shown  in  the 
drawing  above.    Install  the  transformer  in  the  location 
indicated in pictorial diagram. 
 
4. (  )  Remove all of the insulation from a 1-

1/4” 

piece 

of  wire.    Solder  one  end  to  transformer  T1  Pin  4  and 
then solder the other end to transformer T1 Pin 5. 
 
5.  (    )    Insert  the  negative  (-)  and  positive  (+)  battery 
terminals  into  the  perfboard  positions  indicated  in  the 
pictorial diagram.  If the battery terminals are loose in 
the  perfboard,  apply  a  small  blob  of  solder  to  keep 
them from falling out. 

 

E B C

 

 
6.  (    )    Mount  transistor  Q1  as  shown  in  the  pictorial 
diagram  and  compare  with  the  diagram  above.    Note 
that  the  pictorial  is  a  top  view  and  that  a  reversal  of 
leads takes place when you turn the transistor over to 
solder leads to other components on the board. 
 
7. (  )  Strip all insulation from a 1-

1/2” piece of wire.  

Connect one end to the Collector (C) lead of transistor 
Q1 and solder.  Connect the other end to transformer 
T1 Pin 3 and solder.    
   
8. (  )  Insert the 15 Ohm resistor R7 into the perfboard 
position indicated in the pictorial diagram.  Connect one 
lead  to  the  negative  (-)  battery  terminal  and  solder.  
Connect  the  other  end  to  the  Emitter  (E)  lead  of 
transistor Q1 and solder. 
 
9.    (    )    Insert  the  10K  resistor  R6  as  shown  in  the 
pictorial diagram.  Connect one lead to transformer T1 
Pin 4 and solder.  Connect the other end to the Base 
(B) lead of transistor Q1 and solder. 
 
10. (  )  Insert the .47 MFD capacitor C7 as shown in 
the  pictorial  diagram.    Connect  each  lead  to  10K 
resistor R6 as shown and solder. 
 
11. (  )  Insert the .22 MFD capacitor C6 as shown in 
the pictorial diagram.  Connect one lead to transformer 
T1  Pin  6  and  solder.    Connect  the  other  lead  to  .47 
MFD capacitor C7 as shown and solder. 

Summary of Contents for Science Fair Goofy-Lite 28-130

Page 1: ...n circuit This oscillator circuit converts the direct current coming from the battery to an alternating current The transformer then steps up the alternating 6 volt current to almost 200 volts at the transformer s secondary stage This voltage is high however the current very low and is not dangerous in any way The voltage then passes through the resistors R1 R5 and is stored in the capacitors C1 C...

Page 2: ...FS1 4CT52R475J 0 15 ea 1 10K Resistor R6 660 CFS1 4CT52R103J 0 15 1 15 Ohm Resistor R7 660 CFS1 4CT52R150J 0 17 5 NE2 Neon Lamp 606 A1A 0 28 ea 1 Battery Holder 12BH348 GR 1 28 2 Battery terminal block 534 8730 0 31 ea 1 Project case 546 1591GS BK 5 13 1 Perf Board 589 7100 45 4 99 1 22 Ga Solid Hookup Wire Black All part numbers and prices listed above are from Mouser as of March 2016 RECOMMENDED...

Page 3: ...rmer T1 Pin 4 and then solder the other end to transformer T1 Pin 5 5 Insert the negative and positive battery terminals into the perfboard positions indicated in the pictorial diagram If the battery terminals are loose in the perfboard apply a small blob of solder to keep them from falling out E B C 6 Mount transistor Q1 as shown in the pictorial diagram and compare with the diagram above Note th...

Page 4: ... Insert an NE2 3 neon lamps as shown in the pictorial diagram Connect one lead to 2 7 Meg resistor R3 20a Insert an NE2 4 neon lamps as shown in the pictorial diagram Connect one lead to 2 7 Meg resistor R4 21a Insert an NE2 5 neon lamps as shown in the pictorial diagram Connect one lead to 2 7 Meg resistor R5 22a Insert 22 MFD capacitor C1 as shown in the pictorial diagram Connect one lead to the...

Page 5: ... each connection 23b Insert 22 MFD capacitor C2 as shown in the pictorial diagram Connect one end to NE2 2 and the other end to NE2 5 Solder each connection 24b Insert 22 MFD capacitor C3 as shown in the pictorial diagram Connect one end to NE2 2 and the other end to NE2 4 Solder each connection 25b Insert 22 MFD capacitor C4 as shown in the pictorial diagram Connect one end to NE2 1 and the other...

Page 6: ...blink The sequential lights will change direction if you disconnect and connect the battery The lights have other interesting effects They seem to blink faster in the absence of light They seem to blink faster of they are touched on the side with your finger It is possible to extend the leads of the neon lamps so that they can be mounted through any type of cover you might wish to construct This u...

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