
I needed to re-bend the rod that connects the solenoid to the trigger on the spray can, as the bends were not quite perfectly located. Since the rod is brass, it breaks easily when bent repeatedly, so I cut a new segment of rod from steel, and bent it at the proper locations.

Next, I installed the can in the droid, and wired up the solenoid. One wire is connected to +12 volts, the other to Keycoder output #14. I eventually wrapped the connected wires with electrical tape.

Finally, while holding the MDF holder in place by hand, I flipped switch #14 on the remote, and R2 was ready for action!

1 comment:
too cool. nice job. i feel inspired to dig out my cans and solenoid now.
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