LED Beginner Project: Part 2

Step 9 Enjoy the working light!

The next step is to mount it on your bike somehow. Different people do this different ways, and I'll leave it up to your inventive mind to concont something!

Comments

[Salsa766]

Incredible tutorials, I can't figure out how to make a flashing LED circuit b/c all the other instuctions aren't as thorough as yours. So if you could make an instructable on how to make those LEDs flash, that would be awesome. :)

[fastfilmsinc]

if you had a 6V power source and 6-1V  would you need resistors is you did it in the parallel way?

[lifesavin]

I am totally new to all this stuff. Could you add say a 4 AA battery box and add more LED's and use this as a flash light or as a lantern for camping or such?

[rungdc]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR...CAN YOU CONNECT 4 LED LIGHTS TO A BOX AND HAVE A SEPARATE SWITCH FOR EACH LIGHT ON A SEPARATE BOX(LIKE A REMOTE CONTROL THAT IS ATTACHED TO A LONG WIRE-ABOUT 2-3 FEET AWAY)???  LOOKING FOR THIS FOR MY CLASSES-I AM A TEACHER...THANKS!!!

[fastfilmsinc]

you could probably do it if you did the leds in the parallel way...

[jonsbuks]

Excellent hands-on follow up to your first tutorial. My Bunker Hill wireless alert signals an intruder by issuing a doorbell sound...as-well-as... three LEDs blinking together. I plan to cut the speaker wires to make the unit function in a silent mode with only the LEDs activated, but presently the LEDs blink once, when the intruder breaks the transmitter’s beam. Is there a way to keep the LEDs lit until I hit a reset switch?  

[Rae-senpai]

Thank you for posting this! I've been looking for a simple LED project to start with, and I chose this! I also had to mess with the switch a bit before I figured it out, but otherwise your instructions were clear. Thanks again :)

[tonsofhoopla]

Like it, but... I had to look to see how you wired the switch. But Nice Job aside.

[Flash Bang]

i love this! And how you were so clear.