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 [[!agimg 2017/07_July/2017_07_07/IMG_20170707_204638.jpg]]
 
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 One of our cats (Haru) chews small wires, and recently chewed through
 the USB Type A to barrel connector cord for my LED reading light. No
 biggie, I thought, I'll just buy a replacement for it, and move on.
@@ -9,8 +11,6 @@ But wait, an entirely new reading light is just as cheap! I'll buy
 that so I'll have two, and I won't have to worry about buying the
 wrong connector.
 
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 When the new reading light arrived, I found out it now used a micro
 USB connector instead of the barrel, and more importantly, wouldn't
 run off of the battery. Some disassembly, and the reason became pretty