
How I wired up the 2 motors to the LED:
First, you attach 2 wires to each motor, then connect 2 negative wires, and connect two positive wires from both motors, now attach positive pair of wires to cathode (negative), now wire the negative pair of wires to the anode (positive).
Things needed for making this project:
Two large PVC pipes - 4.5-inch pipe, 27cm long
Three smaller PVC pipes - 2.5-inch pipe, 10cm long
Wooden planks for the wooden stand for the waterwheel (Dimensions of planks varies by the environment) I used 6 planks, then cut them to right size and pieces.
(2) Geared toy DC motors 3-6V with Wheels -
Electrical wires -
5mm 3V LED light -
Hotglue gun with hotglue sticks -
Soldering iron -
Hacksaw
Woodsaw
Drill machine with 9mm drill bit, 3mm drill bit, and screwdriver attachment with screws
Wood nails
Kitchen scissors
Lastly, you will need a consistent water flow supply, eg: river stream, garden hose, outdoor tap.
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