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The project started out from reading a post on www.deja.com (now groups.google.com) The original poster was explaining how to make a taillight for a motorcycle with an array of LED lights. It went on to perform several calculations for voltage and how many LED's to put on the array. I got brave, rounded up $48.95 for 100 Agilent HLMP-AD06 LED's from Newark.com and $12~ for some prototyping boards from Radio Shack.  The project started out from reading a post on www.deja.com (now groups.google.com) The original poster was explaining how to make a taillight for a motorcycle with an array of LED lights. It went on to perform several calculations for voltage and how many LED's to put on the array. I got brave, rounded up $48.95 for 100 Agilent HLMP-AD06 LED's from Newark.com and $12~ for some prototyping boards from Radio Shack.   Then I broke out the soldering iron. Previous to this, I had gotten my hands on some 94-99 taillights from Ebay as well as 4 amber marker lights measuring 1"x5".  Hole to slide the LED panel into cambreakin 
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The project started out from reading a post on www.deja.com (now groups.google.com) The original poster was explaining how to make a taillight for a motorcycle with an array of LED lights. It went on to perform several calculations for voltage and how many LED's to put on the array. I got brave, rounded up $48.95 for 100 Agilent HLMP-AD06 LED's from Newark.com and $12~ for some prototyping boards from Radio Shack.

The project started out from reading a post on www.deja.com (now groups.google.com) The original poster was explaining how to make a taillight for a motorcycle with an array of LED lights. It went on to perform several calculations for voltage and how many LED's to put on the array. I got brave, rounded up $48.95 for 100 Agilent HLMP-AD06 LED's from Newark.com and $12~ for some prototyping boards from Radio Shack. - brandon (admin)


The project started out from reading a post on www.deja.com (now groups.google.com) The original poster was explaining how to make a taillight for a motorcycle with an array of LED lights. It went on to perform several calculations for voltage and how many LED's to put on the array. I got brave, rounded up $48.95 for 100 Agilent HLMP-AD06 LED's from Newark.com and $12~ for some prototyping boards from Radio Shack.  The project started out from reading a post on www.deja.com (now groups.google.com) The original poster was explaining how to make a taillight for a motorcycle with an array of LED lights. It went on to perform several calculations for voltage and how many LED's to put on the array. I got brave, rounded up $48.95 for 100 Agilent HLMP-AD06 LED's from Newark.com and $12~ for some prototyping boards from Radio Shack.   Then I broke out the soldering iron. Previous to this, I had gotten my hands on some 94-99 taillights from Ebay as well as 4 amber marker lights measuring 1"x5".  Hole to slide the LED panel into cambreakin 
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