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I thought this might get some comment, Margo, thanks.

Well the sponges can be wetted anytime, before or after assembly.

In the 6 volt model you want to wring them out hard, they should be

damp, not wet.

In the 3 volt model, wet is ok and probably better, so don't try to

get them so wrung out that you lose a lot of power. 6 volts is harsh

usually, 3 volts is tame, in other words. 6 volts use damp, 3 volts

wetter-than-just-damp.

how's that?

bG

>

> I have seen the slide show on youtube with the 6 volt lantern

godzilla and I have seen the

> pictures of the new easier to make godzilla with the AA, AAA etc.

batteries

>

> Everything, for me, is very clear except one thing, and that is

about the wetting of the

> sponges. In the side show, you show the wetting of the sponges

BEFORE the godzilla is put

> together. Is that the only time they should be wet or do we wet

them whenever we are

> ready to use the godzilla even though in the new godzilla, the AAA

batteries are attached

> to the sponges.

>

> In the 6 volt lantern godzilla, the wires are sandwiched in the

sponges. Do we soak that

> sponge with the wires and then squeeze it out?

>

> Thanks for your patience,

>

> Margo

>

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Prior to use the spunges need to be dampend. For wrist sponges I use

a eye dropper and bottle with water then I put on just enough water

to be sure the sponges are damp, no dry spots.

Jack

>

> I have seen the slide show on youtube with the 6 volt lantern

godzilla and I have seen the

> pictures of the new easier to make godzilla with the AA, AAA etc.

batteries

>

> Everything, for me, is very clear except one thing, and that is

about the wetting of the

> sponges. In the side show, you show the wetting of the sponges

BEFORE the godzilla is put

> together. Is that the only time they should be wet or do we wet

them whenever we are

> ready to use the godzilla even though in the new godzilla, the AAA

batteries are attached

> to the sponges.

>

> In the 6 volt lantern godzilla, the wires are sandwiched in the

sponges. Do we soak that

> sponge with the wires and then squeeze it out?

>

> Thanks for your patience,

>

> Margo

>

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Dear bG,

Thank you for the clear and helpful explanation. Even I can understand this

now.:)

Margo

> >

> > I have seen the slide show on youtube with the 6 volt lantern

> godzilla and I have seen the

> > pictures of the new easier to make godzilla with the AA, AAA etc.

> batteries

> >

> > Everything, for me, is very clear except one thing, and that is

> about the wetting of the

> > sponges. In the side show, you show the wetting of the sponges

> BEFORE the godzilla is put

> > together. Is that the only time they should be wet or do we wet

> them whenever we are

> > ready to use the godzilla even though in the new godzilla, the AAA

> batteries are attached

> > to the sponges.

> >

> > In the 6 volt lantern godzilla, the wires are sandwiched in the

> sponges. Do we soak that

> > sponge with the wires and then squeeze it out?

> >

> > Thanks for your patience,

> >

> > Margo

> >

>

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Thanks, Jack!!!

> >

> > I have seen the slide show on youtube with the 6 volt lantern

> godzilla and I have seen the

> > pictures of the new easier to make godzilla with the AA, AAA etc.

> batteries

> >

> > Everything, for me, is very clear except one thing, and that is

> about the wetting of the

> > sponges. In the side show, you show the wetting of the sponges

> BEFORE the godzilla is put

> > together. Is that the only time they should be wet or do we wet

> them whenever we are

> > ready to use the godzilla even though in the new godzilla, the AAA

> batteries are attached

> > to the sponges.

> >

> > In the 6 volt lantern godzilla, the wires are sandwiched in the

> sponges. Do we soak that

> > sponge with the wires and then squeeze it out?

> >

> > Thanks for your patience,

> >

> > Margo

> >

>

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