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------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Electronic busy box is made of three flipper switches in one box in which each flipper operates a different devicE. Constructed of a sturdy box, 3 nylon or plastic spatulas, lever switches, 3 small blocks or boxes, 3 springs from inside hair rollers, cardboard, 6 volt lightbulb and socket, plastic pill bottle with snap lid, 6 volt motor, pinwheel, buzzer or doorbell, wood glue, and rosin core solder. SKILLS REQUIRED: Soldering. Assembly. AUTHOR: Burkhart, L J TITLE: Homemade Battery Powered Toys and Educational Devices for Severely Handicapped Children REF: Millville, Pennsylvania: Linda J Burkhart: p 48-50 NARIC CALL NUMBER: R1175 PAGES (including cover): 4 1982.

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