SUMMARY
This discussion focuses on utilizing salt water as a conductive medium in Rube Goldberg projects to bridge electrical connections. The user initially attempted to connect a motor using salt water but faced issues with conductivity. Recommendations include using alligator clips attached to paper clips submerged in salt water while ensuring the wire does not touch the water. Additionally, increasing the salt concentration in the solution is advised to enhance conductivity.
PREREQUISITES
- Basic understanding of electrical circuits
- Familiarity with salt water conductivity
- Experience with Rube Goldberg project design
- Knowledge of using alligator clips and paper clips in circuit connections
NEXT STEPS
- Research the principles of conductivity in saline solutions
- Experiment with different salt concentrations in water
- Learn about alternative conductive materials for circuit bridging
- Explore advanced Rube Goldberg mechanisms incorporating liquids
USEFUL FOR
This discussion is beneficial for hobbyists, educators, and makers involved in electronics, particularly those interested in innovative circuit designs using unconventional materials like salt water.