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10-05.-2004, 09:07 PM
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Dark blue lights
Can anyone please tell me where in melb l can get those 'thin dark blue
lights" for front o bike? As dark blue as copper's lights  thanks j-- |
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11-05.-2004, 12:24 AM
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Re: Dark blue lights
"Meeba" <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message news:hgKnc.53596$O6.33025@fe05.usenetserver.com... > Can anyone please tell me where in melb l can get those 'thin dark blue > lights" for front o bike? As dark blue as copper's lights thanks j> Just get a green or white light and unsolder the LEDs and solder in some blue LEDs. When run with a red light it really slows down the traffic around you. Marty |
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11-05.-2004, 12:42 PM
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Re: Dark blue lights
Marty Wallace wrote:
>>Can anyone please tell me where in melb l can get those 'thin dark blue >>lights" for front o bike? As dark blue as copper's lights thanks j>> > Just get a green or white light and unsolder the LEDs and solder in some > blue LEDs. White maybe, but not green. Green LEDs run on a lower voltage than blue ones. A "white" LED is really a blue LED with fluorescent material. |
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11-05.-2004, 06:38 PM
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Re: Dark blue lights
"Mike" <nospam.really@westnet.com.au> wrote in message news:40a04a9e@quokka.wn.com.au... > Marty Wallace wrote: > > >>Can anyone please tell me where in melb l can get those 'thin dark blue > >>lights" for front o bike? As dark blue as copper's lights thanks j> >> > > Just get a green or white light and unsolder the LEDs and solder in some > > blue LEDs. > > White maybe, but not green. Green LEDs run on a lower voltage than blue > ones. A "white" LED is really a blue LED with fluorescent material. Well I swapped green LEDs for Blue and it worked. This was before any white LEDs for bikes were available, so that shoots your comment down in flames. Marty |
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