I found a few around the net and thought I would give it a go. The video was just to show it works and have fun zapping Aptasia.
Supplies:
3' - 1/2 pvc pipe
1 - 1/2 end cap for pipe
1 - monetary switch
1 - Lg sewing needle
1 - carpenters pencil
Misc from around the house:
heatshrink, solder, electrical tape, wire, aquarium safe silicone
First I started by splitting and removing the lead from the carpenters pencil. A little tedious, but success full.
I then tapped a nail through the 1/2" end cap. I pushed the needle through and filled the inside with silicone to seal it. I also soldered the negative end of my wire to the needle. Here is the monetary switch and lead piece that I will be using from the pencil (about 2")
I drilled a hole a few inches up from the end and threaded the positive wire through it. I stripped several inches off and wrapped around the lead. Also here the 1/2" end cap is pushed on, sealed with the silicone blob in the cap.
I heat shrunk the exposed copper wire leaving a good inch or so of exposed lead. I also painted the shrink and area with silicone to seal the hole and make sure no water was getting into the wiring. I folded the wire flush with the pvc and ziptied in place. Why a zip tie...cuz this is just a test and not made to be pretty.
There you have it. Just quickly added a DC lead from my DIY Jebao harness that I had left and the monetary switch. I used a 12v 500mA power source.
Supplies:
3' - 1/2 pvc pipe
1 - 1/2 end cap for pipe
1 - monetary switch
1 - Lg sewing needle
1 - carpenters pencil
Misc from around the house:
heatshrink, solder, electrical tape, wire, aquarium safe silicone

First I started by splitting and removing the lead from the carpenters pencil. A little tedious, but success full.

I then tapped a nail through the 1/2" end cap. I pushed the needle through and filled the inside with silicone to seal it. I also soldered the negative end of my wire to the needle. Here is the monetary switch and lead piece that I will be using from the pencil (about 2")

I drilled a hole a few inches up from the end and threaded the positive wire through it. I stripped several inches off and wrapped around the lead. Also here the 1/2" end cap is pushed on, sealed with the silicone blob in the cap.

I heat shrunk the exposed copper wire leaving a good inch or so of exposed lead. I also painted the shrink and area with silicone to seal the hole and make sure no water was getting into the wiring. I folded the wire flush with the pvc and ziptied in place. Why a zip tie...cuz this is just a test and not made to be pretty.

There you have it. Just quickly added a DC lead from my DIY Jebao harness that I had left and the monetary switch. I used a 12v 500mA power source.
