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    I am attempting to create a beer pong table to have 6 players at the table at once,i would like a red light to be activated when the bottle is lifted and a green light to activate when the bottle is set down i have alot of parts but having trouble finding a good diagram or video,i am looking for a website to help me out.
     
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    use momentary contact switches so that when the bottle sits on the switch the green light comes on & when pulled off the red light comes on. you are looking at a parallel system with the power lines being the uprights of the ladder & the each rung of the ladder being 1 contact switch & 2 lights.
     
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    Thank you for the info, would there be a diagram i could set up on a breadboard to test this
     
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    what are you using for power(ac, dc or battery(s) & the lights(incadescent, compact florescent or led)?
     
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    I will be using an ac power supply and led lights at the cup location simpler the better
     
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    leds uses dc power unless you are using a power adapter that outputs to dc.
     
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