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2. Retract the striker of the mousetrap and<br />

attach the trip lever across the end of the wood<br />

base using the staple with which the holding<br />

wire was attached.<br />

Note: If the trip lever is not made of<br />

metal, a piece of metal of approximately<br />

the same size should be used.<br />

3. Strip one inch (2-1/2 cm) of insulation from the ends of 2 connecting wires.<br />

4. Wrap one wire tightly around the spring<br />

loaded striker of the mousetrap.<br />

5. Wrap the second wire around<br />

some part of the trip lever <strong>or</strong><br />

piece of metal.<br />

Note: If a soldering iron is available, solder both of the above wires in place.<br />

How to Use<br />

This switch can be used in a number of ways—one typical method is presented here.<br />

The switch is placed inside a box which also contains the explosive and batteries. The spring loaded<br />

striker is held back by the lid of the box and when the box is opened the circuit is closed.

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