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USB Powered Mystic Light

Step 9The last and final step

Place the crystal in the top of the pipe fitting, apply power, and you now have a USB Powered Mystic Light. Your light should look like this video or this video. Try different crystals and even other objects to see what effects you get. You may find something even better than what's described here!

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Aug 28, 2010. 5:35 AMAnthony312 says:

When di dthe copper color suddenly turn black?

Aug 5, 2010. 2:10 AMScatmanbrandt says:

I made a variation of this using 2 RGB LED's and a bunch of rocks from my collection. I used a mint tin but didn't need a resistor because I wired the 2 led's in series. It's been one for a few week and they're still cool to the touch. I'll probably make another for my boss (for putting up with me) but I'm going to see if I can stash a flash drive inside and still make it work.