Building L E D Night Lights Images

"High-Low-High etc switch on left of helmet."

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Posted on: Sun 10/Oct/10 8:19pm

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"Body, PCB & Switch"

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Posted on: Mon 11/Oct/10 6:47pm

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"Using a large screwdriver carefully prise the brass PCB carrier out of the main body - don't mangle or munt the wiring or the torroidal inductor though:"

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Posted on: Fri 24/Jul/09 12:10am

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Posted on: Tue 22/Apr/08 7:44pm

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Posted on: Sat 23/Apr/11 10:20pm

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Posted on: Fri 2/May/08 12:01pm

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Posted on: Sat 27/Mar/10 7:43am

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"Cateye Opticube"

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

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

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"Remove some of the solder on the led terminals and lift the LED from its star (with solder hot):"

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Posted on: Fri 24/Jul/09 12:11am

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"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:"

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

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Posted on: Sun 9/Oct/11 9:26pm

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