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11Position the rectifier board at the bottom of the coil assembly.
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12Protect the soldered coil wire connections with electrical tape.
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13Optional (part 1): Add add a Zener to the diode bridge output to protect from over voltage (too much shaking...).
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14Optional (part 2): Fit and solder diode to the output and snip off excess.
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15Add a few layers of double-sided foam tape to the capacitor and trim to size.
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16Stick the capacitor on the bottom. Make sure there is room for the entire assembly to fit into the remote casing; if it will not, cut a hole in the casing to accommodate the capacitor.
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17Grab your remote innards.
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18Remove the battery contacts from the remote circuit board and attach the wires from the diode bridge output.
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19Assemble everything, ensuring it all fits nicely.
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20Prepare to glue the bottom cap on the coil assembly. I used this glue because it contains ethyl cyanoacrylate which has some flexibility.
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