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  we found it best to use 26 AWG wire.  In order to crimp these
  connectors, we were officially supposed to use a specific Molex
! crimping tool.However, the cost of this tool is roughly $180,
  making it quite a hefty investment.  Thus, we instead went with
! a $7 crimping tool from a nearby electronics store, and did our
  best to make working connectors.  But because of the size of
  these parts, crimping the terminals was very difficult, and even
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  we found it best to use 26 AWG wire.  In order to crimp these
  connectors, we were officially supposed to use a specific Molex
! crimping tool.However, the cost of this tool is roughly \$180,
  making it quite a hefty investment.  Thus, we instead went with
! a \$7 crimping tool from a nearby electronics store, and did our
  best to make working connectors.  But because of the size of
  these parts, crimping the terminals was very difficult, and even
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  there were still issues to be addressed.

!  To join the wires and form one piece that went from the battery case to
  the connector, solder was first applied on each pair of wire separately
  (the two red and two black wires) and then reinforced altogether with some
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  there were still issues to be addressed.

! To join the wires and form one piece that went from the battery case to
  the connector, solder was first applied on each pair of wire separately
  (the two red and two black wires) and then reinforced altogether with some
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  could not fit over the crimp housings, so the heat shrink had to be
  placed on the wires prior to soldering.  It is important to note that
! since the heat-shrinking material only shrinks up to 50% of its expanded
  diameter, a larger heat shrink would have been too loose to properly
  insulate the two sets of wires together.  Thus, we could not use heat
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  could not fit over the crimp housings, so the heat shrink had to be
  placed on the wires prior to soldering.  It is important to note that
! since the heat-shrinking material only shrinks up to 50\% of its expanded
  diameter, a larger heat shrink would have been too loose to properly
  insulate the two sets of wires together.  Thus, we could not use heat
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  frequently open up the device and replace the AA 
  batteries.  However, Ni-Cd batteries have what is 
! known as the memory effect, where partial 
  discharges will lead to a decrease in the capacity 
  of the battery.  Thus, to combat the memory effect, 
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  frequently open up the device and replace the AA 
  batteries.  However, Ni-Cd batteries have what is 
! known as ``the memory effect,'' where partial 
  discharges will lead to a decrease in the capacity 
  of the battery.  Thus, to combat the memory effect, 
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  \section{Chassis}

! %\begin{comment}
! %\begin{figure}
! %\begin{center}
! %\includegraphics[width=3in]{figs/exploded_view_2.eps}
! %\label{fig:exploded_view_2}
! %\caption{An exploded view of the ``candy bar'' chassis 
! %used for the controlled burn test at East Bay Regional 
! %Parks Fire Department, Lake Chabot.}
! %\end{center}
! %\end{figure}
! %\end{comment}

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  \section{Chassis}

! 
! \begin{figure}
! \begin{center}
! \includegraphics[width=3in]{figs/exploded_view_2.eps}
! \label{fig:exploded_view_2}
! \caption{An exploded view of the ``candy bar'' chassis 
! used for the controlled burn test at East Bay Regional 
! Parks Fire Department, Lake Chabot.}
! \end{center}
! \end{figure}
! 

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! \end{document}
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! \end{document}
! 

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