Jay R
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Can anyone beat this in size for a mass produced LED light. Taken out of an Illuminated Balloon.
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Is this the smallest mass produced LED light out there ?
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HorseFilms
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Re: Smallest mass produced LED light out there ?
But will it take a 14500?
But will it take a 14500?
Re: Smallest mass produced LED light out there ?
That is tiny. Would be cool to see specs and capability.
I have a handful of LRI Photon Freedom Micros and their ancestors that are really good and tiny lights. Never without one and they aren't much bigger than that.
That is tiny. Would be cool to see specs and capability.
I have a handful of LRI Photon Freedom Micros and their ancestors that are really good and tiny lights. Never without one and they aren't much bigger than that.
Gregozedobe
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Re: Smallest mass produced LED light out there ?
The "Disc Golf Beacon" is probably a similar volume (34mm long cylinder, 4mm diameter). Not available in white (IIRC only red, green and yellow). Switches on by pushing the LED towards the battery.
There have been a few CPF threads about small LED lights, but the one shown in the pics is a new one to me (and is indeed very, very small).
The "Disc Golf Beacon" is probably a similar volume (34mm long cylinder, 4mm diameter). Not available in white (IIRC only red, green and yellow). Switches on by pushing the LED towards the battery.
There have been a few CPF threads about small LED lights, but the one shown in the pics is a new one to me (and is indeed very, very small).
Jay R
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Re: Smallest mass produced LED light out there ?
Yes, you can fill the balloon with helium and it will lift it. Size is 18mm long 8mm thick and 11 mm wide at widest part. Weight is 1.82gram
Turned on by pulling the 'tag' out and then it goes for about 12 hours. I took one out and bent out the sprung metal strip that makes the switch. Now it's a momentory on when I press the side.
You can get them in different colours.
Yes, you can fill the balloon with helium and it will lift it. Size is 18mm long 8mm thick and 11 mm wide at widest part. Weight is 1.82gram
Turned on by pulling the 'tag' out and then it goes for about 12 hours. I took one out and bent out the sprung metal strip that makes the switch. Now it's a momentory on when I press the side.
You can get them in different colours.
Jay R
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TECENG
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Re: Smallest mass produced LED light out there ?
I have some really tiny lights that are used for fishing lures or some type of fishing application (maybe to see where you're line is when night fishing). I got them on a whim as an emergency light, I think you could navigate by them in total darkness. They are very small diameter, maybe 3mm and about 15mm long. I'll see if I can find a link online, otherwise I'll try to get a pic posted.
Edit: found it
http://www.fishing4lures.com/floats_accessories/lindy_fishing_floats_accessories/0928-0171.html
I have some really tiny lights that are used for fishing lures or some type of fishing application (maybe to see where you're line is when night fishing). I got them on a whim as an emergency light, I think you could navigate by them in total darkness. They are very small diameter, maybe 3mm and about 15mm long. I'll see if I can find a link online, otherwise I'll try to get a pic posted.
Edit: found it
http://www.fishing4lures.com/floats_accessories/lindy_fishing_floats_accessories/0928-0171.html
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Jay R
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Like this ?
http://www.smallbattery.company.org.uk/sbc_r435.htm
EDIT: Beat me to it by a few seconds.
http://www.smallbattery.company.org.uk/sbc_r435.htm
EDIT: Beat me to it by a few seconds.
sigsour
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Those things are great for making homemade lighted nocks for your arrows if you are into bow hunting.
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