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most recent project ( LED)
yes I dont feel like re making my post so I am going to copy what I posted on a different forum.
Yes I happend to have both on hand and told my friend to come over and take some pictures for me.
First lets start with stats.
5mm
Red 20Ma / 8000mcd / 2.6max voltage / 30deg. Viewing angle / 628wavelength (nm)
running at 2.1 volts (used supplied resistor to reduce from 12 volts)
Superflux HPWT MD00 F4000
red 70ma / 3lumen / 70deg viewing angle / 3volt max /
running at 2.4 volts (5 LED series from 12 volts)
held same distance from wall
held same distance from wall, as parallel to the wall as possible
2nd 3rd brake light project...
yes it will be on a voltage regulator, and yes its freaking bright, and no, you can't have it. :tonqe: This is my 2nd one, because the first one I do not like the pattern of the LED'*.
first superflux TL. (superflux on right, stock on left) (note: the plastic trip piece is not on either of them, so some of the stock brightness is the actual bulb, which you dont see when on the car) (note2: that is not my basement, and not my big mess)
Yes I happend to have both on hand and told my friend to come over and take some pictures for me.
First lets start with stats.
5mm
Red 20Ma / 8000mcd / 2.6max voltage / 30deg. Viewing angle / 628wavelength (nm)
running at 2.1 volts (used supplied resistor to reduce from 12 volts)
Superflux HPWT MD00 F4000
red 70ma / 3lumen / 70deg viewing angle / 3volt max /
running at 2.4 volts (5 LED series from 12 volts)
held same distance from wall
held same distance from wall, as parallel to the wall as possible
2nd 3rd brake light project...
yes it will be on a voltage regulator, and yes its freaking bright, and no, you can't have it. :tonqe: This is my 2nd one, because the first one I do not like the pattern of the LED'*.
first superflux TL. (superflux on right, stock on left) (note: the plastic trip piece is not on either of them, so some of the stock brightness is the actual bulb, which you dont see when on the car) (note2: that is not my basement, and not my big mess)
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Originally Posted by JimmyFloyd
Woot. My camera Ownz these pictures.
This really looks good in person. Very Bright.
This really looks good in person. Very Bright.
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
you rock with your LED 133tness
Correction to the quoted statement above:
1337ness
We now return you to your regularly scheduled thread.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
I think all you NEBF'rs should come clean my messy basement.
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newest one in housing...will have to wait until spring break to see it in action.
running at about 10.6 volts/4 LEDs = 2.65volts per LED 3 volts is max
running at about 10.6 volts/4 LEDs = 2.65volts per LED 3 volts is max
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Did you go closer to the red lense than before with the PCB?