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Thank you Grimlock84.

So if I run the blue in series, ignore the white, I can put a 1 ohm 10 watt resistor on the positive before the LED and then everything will be good as far as V and mA are...

Thank you both for the responses!

So Thalan, what you are saying is that is completely okay to split the positive into three, put a resistor on each to get the color I want, then run negatives to...

I am in the process of wiring up my LED to achieve a light blue color. I am having great difficulty getting this right. I have read a dozen threads and watched/read almost every tutorial I can find...

How did you do that weathering?

oops my bad its right there in the description. Thank you for pointing that out. Everything else look good?

How much resistance should I put on the white? Also how should I wire the LED to do that?

About to order everything for my next saber, just making sure I have what I need for the LED.

Nylon screws
tri cree BBW LED
TRi lens
cree lens holder
thermal tape
MHS heat sink V3

Anything...

So I plan on using all three LEDs at once to achieve a light blue color. All of the LEDs together need 10.1 volts and 3000mA. What battery combo should I use? I'm fairly sure I won't need any...

Thank you for the quick response, Master Jedi. Would you recommend wiring only one blue and one white? Also, what resistors do you think would do the trick right off the bat? Im trying to do a bulk...

Hey all!

So I am working on a saber that will have a "24 blade, no sound, no FOC, and I want it to be a light blue to medium blue color. I also want this thing to be very bright.

So far I am...

Now it's just one thing after another...I put the micro SD card into the adapter and into my computer and it won't let me do anything until I format the drive which would erase everything on the SD...

Okay so leave the wiring as is and make sure switch=1. Ill charge the batteries and try this out and then get back to you guys. I'm sorry I'm being such a noob right now.

Okay so let me double check what I should do. First make sure the latching switch is set to NC and the momentary switch is set to NO, fully charge the batteries, and change the settings on the PC to...

http://youtu.be/yH_kbEOw454

This is a video of what's happening to give you guys a better idea of what the problem might be

Okay I tried that wiring and I am still getting the weird start up turn off things over and over. Theres also this lion roar along with it now.

How should I wire my switches to match the current setup of the board? I read through the manual and the part about the switches, it all makes sense but I still am confused about the wiring of the...

Could you please go into a little more detail on that? Like how to change it and why it's doing that?

So cleaned up the board soldering a bit and put heat shrink over the wiring of the switches which you can see in the photo. The current wiring I have right now has a red wire coming from the act pad...

Thank you all so much! I will go to work on it right now and get back to you guys with results.

I will also go and get those batteries soon.

Quick question, does my deep red LED or my royal...

The sixth one has the latching switch on the bottom and the momentary switch on the top. The attached image is obviously the top of my PC

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The first image is the momentary swtch, the second image is the latching switch, the third is the bottom of my PC where I had to solder the red wires for the switches because I suck at...

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Alright Ladies and Gentlemen you guessed it. First Saber. But before you roll your eyes and say here we go, I just want you to know I have read through the forums for weeks and cannot figure this...