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[mousey]

Hi Popeye,
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
They are blue LEDs
2@ 40" 48 LED 1@ 29" 36 LED all LEDs worked
ok untill I bent some pins in the DIN connectors
today trying to get them to flash in a sequence,
(I'm a clumsey pillock.)


Gman.

Hey Steve.

Yer ill have them off you aswell when i come down, let me know the price...

Either 3 or 5mm water clear ultra brights leds will do ya, good light from these, if your buying from goodwill's they'll come with resistors for 12volt use unless you state you want other values, just run your supply through a fuse say 3-5amp, and on the the resistor and from that to the pos tail on the led (the longer of the two, connect the other tail to the neg or door switch neg and thats it

Thanks again popeye,

do you have a direct link to the right ones, as i can't seem to find them on the goodwills ebay thing...?

Regards
James

[POPEYE]

Hey Steve.

Yer ill have them off you aswell when i come down, let me know the price...




Thanks again popeye,

do you have a direct link to the right ones, as i can't seem to find them on the goodwills ebay thing...?

Regards
James

Hi mate, i've linked (i hope) the 5mm blue's, they should be fine for what you want, 3mm's you'll need a larger ammount i should think, they do em in packs of 10, 20, 50, 100 & 200, or more so calulate roughly how many you will req, always remember to when checking em to use a resistor, if you connect without the led will flash and burn out in an instant, i know you can connect in series without a resistor but you need to total up the particluar led's forward voltage and add em up to approx 12volts, for example an led with a forward voltage of 3.5 amp will allow 4 of em in series with out a resistor, and the lower you drop the voltage the dimmer they are, thats why i use a 470ohm resistor on each led, (470's are supplied with the leds)

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/100-BLUE-LEDs-...4.c0.m14.l1262