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 * Make another cut into the insulation about two inches from the original cut (careful not to cut the wire). Use the wire strippers to slide the insulation toward the end of the wire. You should now have a length of wire with two bare spots:  
 
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+![alt text](https://git.cct.lsu.edu/mbless/AeolianWAVes/uploads/c0d32ef461c8639f68415a8887f13d57/21.jpg)
 
 Do this with each wire.
 * Wrap the inner bare wire around the free end of the resister attached to the LED and solder:
 
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+![alt text](https://git.cct.lsu.edu/mbless/AeolianWAVes/uploads/3319c74e3d57c7d1611bcf5826ebdb84/22.jpg)
 
 Heat shrink the connection. Do this with each wire/LED.
 
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+![alt text](https://git.cct.lsu.edu/mbless/AeolianWAVes/uploads/48428fe928c1552a28052d2ae741d5e7/23.jpg)
 
 * Cut four more lead wires of approximately the same length as the previous four. Remove the insulation from the tips of these wires and solder to the unused wire from the LEDs:
 * Trim away the excess wire from the LED and heat shrink. Do this for each wire/LED.
 * Feed both lead wires through the top hole of the the chime bars. Feed the tale wire through the hole in the back of the chime:
 
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+![alt text](https://git.cct.lsu.edu/mbless/AeolianWAVes/uploads/ff265f4e79ae0f637f709d67537af403/23b.jpg)
 
 Make sure you can tell the difference between the resister wire and the ground wire (perhaps tape one to distinguish)
 
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+![alt text](https://git.cct.lsu.edu/mbless/AeolianWAVes/uploads/e6a21fb146a1997c325eceb49d60124a/24.jpg)
 
 * Place a small piece of copper tape just above the hole on the back of each chime. 
 
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+![alt text](https://git.cct.lsu.edu/mbless/AeolianWAVes/uploads/a0a2fc6425621f52cf653dece311d715/25.jpg)
 
 * Trim the lead wire to the proper length and solder to the copper tape: