Building L E D Night Lights Images

Posted by: nibbler

Posted in: Building L E D Night Lights

Posted on: Mon 19/Mar/07 2:46pm

Views: 925

"That sucker is 0.1 Ohms hence the R100. Sorry about the crap photography [corrected typo with the resistor value]:"

Posted by: mark2c

Posted in: Building L E D Night Lights

Posted on: Fri 24/Jul/09 12:16am

Views: 429

"Apply a small amount evenly to the back of the LED and the star. Solder the star on promptly and apply pressure while the epoxy sets (the thinner the layer is the better it works)."

Posted by: mark2c

Posted in: Building L E D Night Lights

Posted on: Fri 24/Jul/09 12:15am

Views: 549

"Cover off:"

Posted by: mark2c

Posted in: Building L E D Night Lights

Posted on: Fri 24/Jul/09 12:05am

Views: 523

"In the vent..."

Posted by: mark2c

Posted in: Building L E D Night Lights

Posted on: Sun 10/Oct/10 8:14pm

Views: 641

Posted by: ryda

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Posted on: Tue 15/Apr/08 10:38pm

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Posted by: pb

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Posted on: Sun 20/Apr/08 9:53pm

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Posted by: znomit

Posted in: Building L E D Night Lights

Posted on: Sat 23/Apr/11 10:19pm

Views: 673

"In they go. Take care that they are not too close to the metal rim and don't apply too much force on the pads. Check the soldering with a magnifier of some sort:"

Posted by: mark2c

Posted in: Building L E D Night Lights

Posted on: Fri 24/Jul/09 12:18am

Views: 543

"Cateye Opticube"

Posted by: avantibill

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Posted on: Sun 25/May/08 7:31pm

Views: 1,418

Posted by: tombomb600

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Posted on: Tue 22/Apr/08 7:42pm

Views: 1,339

"Note this batch actually has some heatsink goo...:"

Posted by: mark2c

Posted in: Building L E D Night Lights

Posted on: Fri 24/Jul/09 12:09am

Views: 603