senormodeler
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That schematic is really really helpful. It has information that I haven't seen before. Thank you.
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Have we verified if Roy's kobold clip fits on the 2.0? I'm about to order the TFA gold card and a clip - I don't mind the red button being metal/anodized, but I want the rest to be fairly accurate. (I also don't mind not having a graflex logo, idealized is cool too).
For blue LEDs from TCSS like on this here ti cree... http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/BlueBlueWhite-Cree-XP-E2-CopperNova-P1013.aspxThis is my personal diagram that I have drawn up (I have many for different configurations. It is always recommended to resist the LED's individually. And no, you do not need a resistor on the white die since the forward voltage of the die is so close to the supply voltage. View attachment 591441
Might order on of the Kobold's from Roy, but just for now, I took the one that came with the 2.0, sanded it down and brushed on some matte varnish.
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And yea, I know I need to redo the foil tape I placed on the bottom, lol.
For blue LEDs from TCSS like on this here ti cree... http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/BlueBlueWhite-Cree-XP-E2-CopperNova-P1013.aspx
The LED calculators all show 1 ohm 1/4 W or am i putting something in wrong somewhere? The 18650 for use on the NBv3 has 3.7V do you use a different number for the calculations?
These are on ebay, forward volt 2.0- 3.0 pre wired with resistor 20ma this is what I'm using on the nano biscotte crystal focus v7.5 crystal chamber reveal they come in lots though but not priced to bad. any color you need. Can't wait to get started. Thanks .......JimThese are the specs from the TCSS product page:
Blue Cree Part# XPEBBL-L1-0000-00301
45.7 Minimum Luminous Flux @ 350mA
Forward Voltage @1000mA = 3.47v
The calculator found here: http://led.linear1.org/1led.wiz asks for a source voltage, which as you said, is 3.7v. Next it asks for the Forward Voltage of the diode, which according to the spec sheet the average VF of a blue diode is 3.47v. Next it wants the Forward Current as read in mA, which according to the spec sheet is 1000mA (1A). Disregard the 350mA, that is not the value you want to use. If you enter the correct values into the calculator you get a recommended resistor value of 1ohm 2watt. Now since each diode requires this resistor it is recommended each one gets it's own, otherwise you're splitting the value of the resistor between the two. Hope this helps ^_^
I got my tri-rebel blue/blue/white and lens today. Now I have a question. What guage wire, and what resistors (and does each light get one), and battery and recharge port type? I'm using the Goth3D Knight chassis (still waiting delivery) and the NB V3 soundboard as well.
This is my first saber build, so these probably won't be my last questions. And thanks!
here to piggy back, if you get the V3 nano biscotte....they dont use a PEX(power extender) its built inI got my tri-rebel blue/blue/white and lens today. Now I have a question. What guage wire, and what resistors (and does each light get one), and battery and recharge port type? I'm using the Goth3D Knight chassis (still waiting delivery) and the NB V3 soundboard as well.
This is my first saber build, so these probably won't be my last questions. And thanks!
Thanks for those links, they are helping. Though now I have hit a brick wall it seems. I've been trying to figure out what resistors I need for the Tri-Rebel (blue/blue/white) from TCSS, but I can't seem to find the "diode forwarding voltage" to enter into the LED calculator to save my life.