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14. Attach the battery snap connector to the battery pack and place the
    breadboard in the pumpkin.

Because this pumpkin probably won’t move around much, we just chose

to lay the breadboard on the foam, as shown in Figure 9-15.

15. Slip the on/off switch and the potentiometer through the holes you
    cut for them and use the nuts supplied with them to secure them, as
    shown in Figure 9-16.


16. Slip the LED socket through the hole you cut for it.
    Figure 9-17 shows the LED socket installed in the pumpkin.

LED1 from R1 to ground

R1 from +V to an open region

R5 from Pin 3 of IC1 to LED terminal block

C1 from Pin 2 of IC1 to ground

C2 from Pin 5 of IC1 to ground

R2 from +V to Pin 7 of IC 1

R3 from Pin 7 of IC1 to potentiometer terminal block

Figure 9-11:
Insert
resistors,
capacitors,
and an LED
on the
breadboard.

Chapter 9: Scary Pumpkins 201