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  1. hebert466's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by dgdve
    I recommend you to read ALL the stickies on the forum, think about it every question that has ever come up 3 or 4 times is in there(in great detail), thats how they become stickies and it will help you so so so so much.. its like a manual of all the mistakes and questions from all the great builders who have graced the pages of the forums for the years.. they are all (or have been) here.. this is the saber DIY spot.. this is where you begin the path toward becoming a true jedi(<-ones who build their own!).. Welcome and you'll see those stickies are a builders godsend
    thank you, after going back again and again i did find most of the info i needed. it is true that there is no quick way to the force...lol
  2. dgdve's Avatar
    I recommend you to read ALL the stickies on the forum, think about it every question that has ever come up 3 or 4 times is in there(in great detail), thats how they become stickies and it will help you so so so so much.. its like a manual of all the mistakes and questions from all the great builders who have graced the pages of the forums for the years.. they are all (or have been) here.. this is the saber DIY spot.. this is where you begin the path toward becoming a true jedi(<-ones who build their own!).. Welcome and you'll see those stickies are a builders godsend
  3. Jedi_Knight_Zekk's Avatar
    I may not be the best person to ask, but if you can run other LED's off them (which is done a lot) I would assume so. You may want to post that question in the appropriate section on the forum.
  4. hebert466's Avatar
    thank you, yesterday I (finally) found a blog string that helped alot. Just one more question, will a P4 white work with hasburo board?
  5. Jedi_Knight_Zekk's Avatar
    Well first, congratulations for taking this step! Now for my opinion, I wouldn't do too much simply because if you aren't experienced (which from the sounds of you first saber, you're not.) I wouldn't do too much. I think that if you continue where you're headed, you'll find that it can be a little overwhelming for your first try. That's just my opinion. I can't stop you, but that's my input.
  6. hebert466's Avatar
    Also, I like to do things right the first time. I hate having to go back and change things after the fact.
  7. hebert466's Avatar
    Yes, I have spent hours looking at the blogs and have not found the info I have been looking for. All I want is basic "hum", turn on and off for the sound, and if I am reading the specs right the LED driver that I am thinking of getting will flash the LED with a clash sensor installed.
    Updated 02-16-2011 at 01:03 AM by hebert466
  8. Jedi_Knight_Zekk's Avatar
    Is this your first saber?
  9. hebert466's Avatar
    thank you.
  10. iamdrake's Avatar
    Nope.
  11. hebert466's Avatar
    does the $50 LED driver at the custom saber shop have sound?
  12. iamdrake's Avatar
    Hook you LED up to your sound board, attach a speaker, and throw some batteries in. Voila you have a lightsaber with sound and light. If you would like more information I would suggest trying to use the search function. There are some things that you seem to have left out. What type of sound board? What type of batteries? Do you want a recharge port? Perhaps you want clash of flash. Will you be running any accent LEDs? Will you be going with a buckpuck? Or a resistor perhaps? Take the time to search through the board and read a lot. You will learn most of what you need to know, and can then ask specific questions. I wish you the best of luck. Your welcome.