Help for my First Saber Eletronic parts

[FavaSSJ5]

Hello, im new here
i live im brazil, and i want to make my first saber
i already have one from ultrasabers

i want to buy only the essential parts to make the saber or else is cheaper to buy one already constructed

im going to construct the hilt with the things i found here, like pvc sink tube

so i make a list the things i want to buy
let me know if i really need all or something is missing
thanks

4AA Battery holder
Seoul P4 (Green)
Collimator Lens 5° viewing angle
3.3ohm 5w resistor
Push on/push off switch with black button
Luxeon III/P4 Lens Holder
Star thermal tape pad
Heat Sink shim for Rebel stars

that is for the eletronic parts

and for the blade, i think its all this

Shouldered 1" thick walled blade tip with reflective disc
Blade film (Single wrap, 1" Thick walled)
40" LED blade diffuser for 1" thick walled blades
1" Thick walled Polycarbonate 40" long

i want the blade for battle

im right?

thanks

[dgdve]

you will not need the "Heat Sink Shim for rebel stars". you only need that if you use a rebel star Led but you are using a p4 so you dont need it.
you WILL NEED a Heat Sink and some sort of blade holder. I'll look over your list when I have more time but I think thats it, I hope that helps

[cardcollector]

No heatsink shim

You will need a BH holder though

Make sure your switch is latching.

[Jedi-Loreen]

The Push-on-Push-off momentary switch acts like a latching switch. I keep trying to tell people that.

[dgdve]

The Push-on-Push-off momentary switch acts like a latching switch. I keep trying to tell people that.

Thats the old school switch and YES she's correct (as always). I'm sure CardCollector read it as if he were using an AV type switch (not many actually use the slide or older push on/off switch with the rubber boot anymore.. So your both correct, Yes he needs a latching type switch, and Yes the switch he has chosen does act as a latching(its been confirmed many times).

But yeah No shim, add Blade holder (which will come with a heat sink for your LED)

I hope this helps

[cardcollector]

I'm sure CardCollector read it as if he were using an AV type switch (not many actually use the slide or older push on/off switch with the rubber boot anymore.. So your both correct, Yes he needs a latching type switch, and Yes the switch he has chosen does act as a latching(its been confirmed many times). helps

Yeah, I wasnt thinking about the basic switch...

Sorry for not clarifying...