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01-19-2010, 12:11 PM
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custom led lighting
Hey. So I've wanted to trick out my stang and was wondering what voltage led I should get or whatever the rating is. And would I need any other small circuit components? Lastly where could I get the adapter to plug into the pins on the top? Thanks!
Ok. I was looking at threads for this and for leds I want 3.5v leds but do I need a capacitor or something?
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why do people keep pumping me for the same couple posts i dont want to delete them so ill just edit them
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If you want I can make you a custom kit that runs off a external battery. I make custom kits pm me if interested lol
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01-19-2010, 03:19 PM
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hmm cant make them do that yet. but i can add a switch this way you can turn them on when you want and you dont have to worry about ripping the plug out when you take off the body.
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i was thinking of getting one of those pin connector things, for the little thing on-top the body, then finding which is the + and the ground with a volt meter/multi-tester then extending wires from that to sit right behind and in front of the battery casing (by the wheels) where the LED's would be. i think thats possible, is it?
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