Wiring Help

[Roshen]

Ok, Its been quite a many years since i've wired up an LED lightsaber. Here are my parts and I was wondering if I got the right stuff.

Cree XLamp XP-E2 Color High Power LED Star - Single Amber
http://www.ledsupply.com/leds/cree-xlamp-xp-e2-color-high-power-led-star

1995 Hasbro Luke Skywalker Sound Board (PotF2)

Momentary to latching converter 2.2 to 16V
http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/Momentary-to-latching-converter-22-to-16V-P1129.aspx

12mm Anti Vandal Momentary Red Ring Switch
http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/12mm-Anti-Vandal-Momentary-Red-Ring-Switch-P923.aspx

1000mA BuckPuck
http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/BuckPuck-1000mA-6-wire-P10.aspx

2 GENUINE LG HE4 18650 2500mAh 35A High Drain Rechargeable Li-ion Battery + Case (Only one at a time)

28mm Speaker

28 gauge wire (multi color)

Protection Circuit Module PCB for 3.6V/3.7V (1S) Li-ion Battery Pack

18650 Battery Holder Plastic Battery Holder

And a couple of swing sensors to make a better swing sensor. With perf Board.


Now I think I have everything to get it working. But I'm not sure. Am I missing anything? Thank you guys!!

[Jay-gon Jinn]

If memory serves, that 1995 hasbro board doesn't have swing sensors, so those will be unnecessary, as will the momentary to latching converter, as the board is designed to use a momentary switch. does the board look like this:
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o141/Jay-gon_Jinn/000_0772-wiringdiagram.jpg
If this is the board you have, it will make a swing sound after every other clash, rather than when you swing it around.

Everything else you have listed should work.

[Whosle]

Honestly, with that amount of cash going into the other parts, you will be disappointed with the hasbro sound.

I assume the latching converter is for the buckpuck? I have only ever used a relay.

[Jay-gon Jinn]

Well, I missed the buckpuck...that will be unnecessary, too, since they require a minimum of 5 volts input...one Li-Ion won't be enough, and two will fry that soundboard.

[Roshen]

Ok, so I dont need the swing sensors, or the buckpuck. Then would I have to use a resistor for the LED? I've originally had this sound board in my first saber about 10 years ago and I used a latching but its next to impossible to find a latching 12mm av switch :). I also picked up a yoda (unsure of the year) Im guessing 2010 but the clash doesnt work all the time, when I took it apart I noticed the clash sensor was really noisey. Like it sounded like it was too loose inside.