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running 3 Saitek Eclipse KBs here, 2 blue and a red, the blue ones are more bright (also newer 1 day old =) red one is about a year old and will be getting green LEDs :thumbs-up: i love to solder woohoo

i worked in a stereo shop for a while in the mid 90s and we used to screw with guys in the shop and put about a half inch strand of solder in peoples cigarettes .....fuses in test lights rofl edited to add.... firecrackers under the bathroom floor line up saw dust under the bathroom door and blow it in with an air gun slam a clipboard on the door rofl that made me jump every time god forbid if anyone could drop a duce in peace good times Mike

lol thats funny, and for the cost of 180 of them it better be a working warp drive app $6k just in LEDs heh with any luck 1 will give me the results im looking for, ill keep you all informed Mike

awesome guys thanks, its an automotive led with built in circuitry or something, probably just a resistor ...maybe 2 cost is $38 shipped expensive i know but i hate crappy lights and every worse inverters, if i just need one it will be money well spent esp with less clutter too Specs... The world's brightest 1 watt Luxeon LED in a compact 12V DC platform. Low amp draw and a light weight construction gives this super bright LED many areas of utilization as a functional light source and a crowd pleaser! The applications for these LED's are endless. Use them to light your interior, your wheel wells, under the hood, under your rig, or anywhere you need low voltage lighting. - Aluminum LED bracket measures 1" wide by 4.250" long and .375" high - 180 degrees of light dispersion comes from this Luxeon LED - Draws only 350 milliamps of 12V DC power - 100% waterproof and virtually indestructible - Illuminate an area approximately 6 feet by 6 feet squared - A 50,000 hour life span should outlast your vehicle research is over and everything should be in the mail by mon some things already are, im excited beyond belief, this old 2.8 8x agp is going to the wife lol thanks again Mike

Hey guys 1st post here Ive have a question about the draw on a L.E.D. i have. it says it draws 350 milliamps @ 12v. Will there be a problem hooking this up to a PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750 psu? Looks like most others draw much less... mostly 5Ma but have seen some random ones around 700Ma but thoes are also CCFLs Just want to be sure smoke=bad ....in most cases Im doing a complete new built, with any luck everything will be here by the end of the week and ill post up in the build thread, should be nice 2500-3k build and if this LED will work without causing any problems it should be like the sun (hopefully it wont run as hot as the sun lol ) with one LED B:) lol Thanks Mike