LED strip project
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This is my LED project, Im working with the manufacture to get them water proof in different lengths. These are not the Ebay LEDs, they're 1W-3W per led.
Check out the picture below of the LEDs.
second picture is pointing at the wall 10FT away.
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa122/myredz/IMG_0320.jpg)
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I'm gonna have them with external ballast(same as HID) gonna be great for underbody show or headlights/bumper!
Let me get some input on these?
Check out the picture below of the LEDs.
second picture is pointing at the wall 10FT away.
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa122/myredz/IMG_0320.jpg)
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa122/myredz/IMG_0321-1.jpg)
I'm gonna have them with external ballast(same as HID) gonna be great for underbody show or headlights/bumper!
Let me get some input on these?
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That's a prototype, the one im working on is a flexible water proof strip.
Yea they are, I think theyre brighter than my 55W fogs
thats 20 LEDs=20W, Like I said above thy're brighter than my yellow fogs right now.
The good thing is I can get them in Green, White, and Blue!
Daaaam Hella bright!
Wow all that light from the 3 LED?
The good thing is I can get them in Green, White, and Blue!
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Since those are 1W/3W, how do you take care of the excessive heat?
Assuming driving 3 to 3.5V on a single 3W LED, it will be drawing close to 1A per LED. If you have 10 LED, that is 10A current. Or does your ballast take care of this?
If you can do this, you might have just found the solution to the DRL -> making a functional high-beam DRL.
Assuming driving 3 to 3.5V on a single 3W LED, it will be drawing close to 1A per LED. If you have 10 LED, that is 10A current. Or does your ballast take care of this?
If you can do this, you might have just found the solution to the DRL -> making a functional high-beam DRL.
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