DIY LED headlight thread
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The04coupe: listen man, you need to chill out a little. First off, I said don't steal my work as in don't take my pictures and wording and rewrite it as your own. I posted a DIY so others can do it themselves, I'm trying to share the information I learned.
I also let others know that I'm not a professional, I learned all I know from reading about LEDs and if I had something incorrect to let me know and I'll fix it. I said I'd leave my last three LEDs at the 100ohm level because I wanted them brighter. I've had this setup for over a year now and nothing has blown. I've had this checked out by a professional and he said everything was good to go.
If you want to troll, please do it somewhere else. I'm just trying to share information.
I also let others know that I'm not a professional, I learned all I know from reading about LEDs and if I had something incorrect to let me know and I'll fix it. I said I'd leave my last three LEDs at the 100ohm level because I wanted them brighter. I've had this setup for over a year now and nothing has blown. I've had this checked out by a professional and he said everything was good to go.
If you want to troll, please do it somewhere else. I'm just trying to share information.
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prewired and resistored leds arent gonna work out well as they usually are the cheapest quality leds on the planet and restored for 12v while a automotive system is 14.5v .They will be overpowered , go into thermal runaway and die . It doesnt take much to make your own . Buy some quality leds and heat shrink and wires and solder up 3 inseries then add your own resistor calculated for 14.5v.
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