Easy how-to on creating a flickering LED much brighter than those available in stores.
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Friday, October 7, 2011
Bright Flickering LEDs
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4 comments:
That is so cool. But the batteries can be kind of pricey. (unless of course I'm just not looking hard enough)
Ew...I had assumed they'd be dirt cheap.
Thats a great idea. LEDs can be found at radio shack for less than .75 cents and the batteries are around $ 3.00 for a pack of two.
I bought the LEDs, and tried it with a battery I had laying around while I"m waiting for the recommended battery to arrive. It was NOWHERE near as bright as shown in this video.. I hoping the battery is the cause, but I suspect this is not the case.
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