Modding Nice LED's (Farnell)

Discussion in 'Modding' started by sh3rb, 15 Oct 2002.

  1. sh3rb

    sh3rb What's a Dremel?

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    Starting with blue:
    Surface mount square 5mcd:
    here
    surface mount oval lens 50mcd:
    here
    3mm 45mcd:
    here
    3mm 150mcd:
    here
    3mm 900mcd:
    here
    5mm 100mcd:
    here
    5mm 1000mcd:
    here
    5mm 3000mcd:
    here

    And then we change colour and it gets silly

    10mm Ultrahighbright:
    red max 23000 mcd (yes 23,000mcd)
    here

    yellow max 41400 mcd (yes 41,400mcd)
    here

    and finally
    orange max 41400 mcd (yes 41,400mcd)
    here

    I do requests......... :rock:
     
    sh3rb, 15 Oct 2002
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  2. japala

    japala What's a Dremel?

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    If you are planning on getting these I suggest that you check that view angle that it suits your needs. 4 degrees is quite narrow.
     
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  3. Cheese

    Cheese Doc

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    Yep very true...

    You can get most colours in 5mm >10,000mcd too (though not the blues obv.)... I've always bought my LED's from farnell :)

    Rob.

    p.s. RS are as good, but you need an account.
     
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  4. Oclocker

    Oclocker What's a Dremel?

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    Ok but a bit expensive - those 3.5CD 488nm ones are very turqoise in colour (pity)
     
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