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Originally I was saying my kids would not be coming. Just me.
Now, wife has plans with friends, so I am either out or bringing all 3 kids for a very short visit.
Sweli that thing looks great. Do you guys have any advise on on/off switches, mine went out again. This will be the third one that goes on the truck since I have had it. Should I just bypass it and just un plug the battery when I am done.
Sweli that thing looks great. Do you guys have any advise on on/off switches, mine went out again. This will be the third one that goes on the truck since I have had it. Should I just bypass it and just un plug the battery when I am done.
Yea I will have to take a look and see what I can find. The one that I got last time came in a two pack so I am going to through that one in for now until it goes out. Hopefully by the time that one goes out I will have my 21.5 brushless.
The white LEDs I get from RatShack. They are $2.99 for two, 7200MCD whites.
Reds and Ambers come from my work.
You need an inline, current limiting resistor to drop from your source voltage to the operating voltage of the LED.
My source was 6v. My white LEDs wanted 3.7v, the blue ones, 4.5v, the amber and red ones under 2v.