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Recently I was thinking of placing a switch into my led rain light circuit, however I realised that water is a great conductor of electricity and thus decided upon making a rain sensor, thus would not need a switch. I need your help of where I could think of placing the sensor. I was thinking of slightly poking it out near the wooden plank, in the underside. the sensor will look something like this but much smaller. 
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driving4life wrote:Recently I was thinking of placing a switch into my led rain light circuit, however I realised that water is a great conductor of electricity and thus decided upon making a rain sensor, thus would not need a switch. I need your help of where I could think of placing the sensor. I was thinking of slightly poking it out near the wooden plank, in the underside. the sensor will look something like this but much smaller. So to activate it you need to add water? Ok... sounds like a good idea at first but that means you will have to put water near your model every time you want to show it working.. if so then I would suggest placing it as far as possible like in the base of a case if your going to put it in that.. or near the top so that when you add a drop the light comes on but its easy to clean up after... Spencer
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