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LED Handie

LED Handie
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This is an instructable on how to make a LED Handie. I call this a LED Handie because you can hold it in your hand without much effort and it's handy. You can use the Handie for anything that you want...A little decoration, a nifty little toy, something to spook your friends by hiding it in their shoe, stuff like that. This instructable doesn't cost much... You just need a LED pen (certain type...look at next step), paper clip, and some silly putty...
 
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Step 1What You Need

What You Need
All you need is:

1. A LED pen--find these at fundraisers, dollar store (i think), and online. Buy LED pen HERE

2. Large paper clip

3. Some silly putty or something sticky like that.
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8 comments
Apr 6, 2008. 12:22 AMalittlesleepy says:
Nice Instructable!
Dec 27, 2007. 11:38 AM!Andrew_Modder! says:
:-). ya as stated below, use a resistor in ANY rig with LEDs cause it will make them last!
Dec 27, 2007. 8:22 PMFrenchCrawler says:
Resistors drop the voltage down and limit how much current can go through.
Radio Shack's website has them, just ask someone at the store to see if they have them available in the store.

PS: I suggest that you figure out what size you need first. Here's a calculator to help you out.
Dec 28, 2007. 6:58 AMDonQuijote says:
German people call 'Handy' a mobile phone..... odd, but i like it...
Dec 27, 2007. 11:34 AMGorillazMiko says:
Cool instructable, but you should add in a resistor to prevent the LED from burning out quickly.

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