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Old 09-22-2005 | 04:43 PM
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Hello I have a bunch of leds, ultra bright whites and reds, and want to make a couple of lighting kits... The light kits by ram I have bought before have some sort of thing to regulate power or something wired to the battery before the lights. here is a link to a lighting kit on towerhobbies simalar to what I have and want to put together with the thing I'm talking about wired to the battery conector next to the quarter in the picture.
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sorry forgot to put the link in http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXTB97&P=ML
Old 09-26-2005 | 06:46 PM
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The black thing is probably just a box with a couple of resistors. It may have a switch to turn the lights on and off too (seems like a good idead instead of having to unplug and replug the battery to turn them off and on). The only thing you need to regulate power to the LEDs is a resistor (from the looks of it they have one for each pair of LEDs - you would have to have at least a 6 cell battery pack to pull that off and they would probably still be dim). If you have a resistor for each LED you can run off of far fewer volts. (I just posted a longer explanation in your other LED string).

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