NickmanWrote 3156 days ago.Handmade Bulb for my scooter
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Nickman2015-11-04 11:59:02
I use Motherboard heatsink (north bridge), cpu thermal grease,glued on superglue, 3 ohm resistor (i use 3x1 ohm) and broken h4 car bulb (or scooter bulb socket), some soldering and ready to use. ...
cesitario2015-10-20 05:38:45
wow, that seems to be a very good idea, could you please say what you needed for that? I mean, list of objects... Thanks a lot!
By foksa11/01/2018I was skeptical at first considering how cheap this light are, but they are great. Light is really bright. They do generate a decent amount of heat when running at full power but that is normal for this kind of LEDs. To use them to their full potential you will need a current limiting driver ( http://bit.ly/2vV29RT ) and a decent heatsink: http://bit.ly/2vUJPs7
By foksa25/12/2017I was skeptical at first considering how cheap this light are, but they are excellent. Light is really bright. They do generate a decent amount of heat when running at full power but that is normal for this kind of LEDs. To use them to their full potential you will need a current limiting driver ( http://bit.ly/2vV29RT ) and a decent heatsink: http://bit.ly/2vUJPs7
Nickman
Wrote 3156 days ago.
Handmade Bulb for my scooter
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