Brain Cortex Wire Sump Part 48

Remove the clothes pin and push the wires down into the square space known as the power sump. These strand wires have enough flexibility for installing and removing batteries.

BRAIN CORTEX WIRE SUMP PART 48
DEEP DOWN IN THE SUMP INTESTINAL SPACE OF THE BRAIN CORTEX, AT THE LOWEST DUNGEON PORTION OF THE JAR, IS SOMETHING IMPORTANT!

In this important brain assembly step, all wiring thus far is moved to within the power unit sump. The power unit sump is the empty space directly in front of each battery. It's a large square hole with three purposes, 1 ) to offer enough space to insert and remove batteries, 2) serve as a space to hold wiring, and 3) to clear the space on top of the battery holders for mounting the circuit boards. Wiring placed in this position is flexible enough when removing and installing batteries, and is moved out of the way for mounting the brain boards. Try to matte down the wiring to the jar floor.

Index to the Brain Cortex
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-index-part-16.html

Brain Cortex Power Unit Part 40

Looking into the Brain Cortex Power Unit - eight times the energy in the new design can power not only the Cortex but could maintain a new instrument control panel and measuring devices. The Power Unit allows the brain to continue to stay alive, even when the solar panel trickle charger cuts out at night time.

BRAIN CORTEX POWER UNIT PART 40

One of four brain power distribution packs

MASSIVE POWER RIPS THROUGH THE CORTEX JAR

The powerful Brain Cortex Power Unit is now installed. This is modified to include four power distribution energy packs, each pack made up of two 1.5 volt D size cells in series to provide three volts. The four packs connect together in parallel to increase amperage by four

Single Philips 1.5 volt D battery ZnC

times and maintain a delivery of three volts to the electrics. The power unit takes up half the space of the larger 3 liter Taiwan pet jar.

Power holders are stacked with the opposite polarity ends mounted closest together for wiring. With four sets of twin stacking, enough space is available (after mounting the solar panel) to add another one pack. With a custom mount behind the solar panel, perhaps two packs could be added.

Keeping the packs limited to four gives maximum space for the electric brain cortex board and could allow a two or more board stacked design in the future.

Index to the Brain Cortex
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-index-part-16.html