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{USERNAME} wrote: they are just normal LED's - different sizes due to i just used ones lieing around!
there are normally two globes in there, so i just hooked up the led's to the positive of one of the globes wires and the negative of the other.. then the otherway round for the other leds! i just did as many as i could.. coz it has to go through a sorta yellowy white silicon chip thingo to get out... looks a little lighter in real life... but better than being white! how do you hold them in so they don't fall out? with glue?
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{USERNAME} wrote: they are just normal LED's - different sizes due to i just used ones lieing around!
there are normally two globes in there, so i just hooked up the led's to the positive of one of the globes wires and the negative of the other.. then the otherway round for the other leds! i just did as many as i could.. coz it has to go through a sorta yellowy white silicon chip thingo to get out... looks a little lighter in real life... but better than being white! Can you use Narva LED gLOBES in there? |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: they are just normal LED's - different sizes due to i just used ones lieing around! there are normally two globes in there, so i just hooked up the led's to the positive of one of the globes wires and the negative of the other.. then the otherway round for the other leds! i just did as many as i could.. coz it has to go through a sorta yellowy white silicon chip thingo to get out... looks a little lighter in real life... but better than being white! how do you hold them in so they don't fall out? with glue? with a soldering iron and some solder!
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: they are just normal LED's - different sizes due to i just used ones lieing around! there are normally two globes in there, so i just hooked up the led's to the positive of one of the globes wires and the negative of the other.. then the otherway round for the other leds! i just did as many as i could.. coz it has to go through a sorta yellowy white silicon chip thingo to get out... looks a little lighter in real life... but better than being white! Can you use Narva LED gLOBES in there? u can.... but they prolly wont be bright enough, u need THE brightest you can get!! plus LED's with wire legs make it easier to solder and angle where you want them to shine!
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: they are just normal LED's - different sizes due to i just used ones lieing around! there are normally two globes in there, so i just hooked up the led's to the positive of one of the globes wires and the negative of the other.. then the otherway round for the other leds! i just did as many as i could.. coz it has to go through a sorta yellowy white silicon chip thingo to get out... looks a little lighter in real life... but better than being white! Can you use Narva LED gLOBES in there? u can.... but they prolly wont be bright enough, u need THE brightest you can get!! plus LED's with wire legs make it easier to solder and angle where you want them to shine! |
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ahhaha its the easist thing!!!!
a matter of heating up the solder and 'placing' the melting solder onto what u want to join.. then take the solder away! and the metal hardens again and wala!
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