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- [Assembling the DIY Psithemius](#assembling-the-diy-psithemius)
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* [1. Resistors](#1-resistors)
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* [2. Unpolarized Capacitors](#2-unpolarized-capacitors)
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* [3. Integrated Circuit Chips](#3-integrated-circuit-chips)
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* [4. Power Switch & Special Resistors](#4-power-switch---special-resistors)
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* [5. Rear Connectors](#5-rear-connectors)
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* [6. Polarized Capacitors](#6-polarized-capacitors)
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* [7. UV LEDs](#7-uv-leds)
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* [8. Buttons & Extra Connectors](#8-buttons---extra-connectors)
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* [9. Mechanical Assembly](#9-mechanical-assembly)
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* [10. Finalizing](#10-finalizing)
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- [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting)
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# Assembling the DIY Psithemius
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I usually start with the lowest profile components and work up to the highest. This guide follows my order of assembly.
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Stick them in from the top of the PCB, turn the PCB around and lay it flat on a table. Solder the resistor leads to the through-holes and clip the excess off.
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R16 is a large wirewound resistor. Do that one at the end of the assembly.
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R16 is a large wirewound resistor. Do that one at [Step 4](#4-power-switch---special-resistors).
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## 2. Unpolarized Capacitors
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