Does pink LED exist?

[Silver Serpent]

No. It's not the same. The PC3 will do everything that other board does, and then some.

As an FYI, we do not post links to sites that sell similar products to TCSS. You'll also find that discussion of US products is frowned upon for a number of reasons. There's some bad blood between them and the rest of the saber building community.

[ilpostino]

I don't know the history between "the others" and TCSS and will keep that in mind. I just tried to understand what you could do with PC3.

[Forgetful Jedi Knight]

I don't know the history between "the others" and TCSS and will keep that in mind. I just tried to understand what you could do with PC3.

We guessed that, that's why SS filled you in. You could always read through the owner's manual for the PCv3 to see what it can do.

[Silver Serpent]

Here is the release announcement for the PCv3 from erv: http://www.fx-sabers.com/forum/index.php?topic=42214.0

Most of the new and updated features are listed there. The manual is very inclusive though, and definitely a good read. Mandatory to read if you intend to use one.

[ilpostino]

Thanks for the link.

[John-Michael]

I am thinking about making a light saber for my girlfriends daughter. She is indeed a girlie-girl and I am planning on making the hilt pink. Does anyone know if it is possible to make pink LED as well?

Try Digikey. I believe the have a few LEDs in unusual colors.

[Forgetful Jedi Knight]

Try Digikey. I believe the have a few LEDs in unusual colors.

They wouldn't have the LEDs we are talking about.

[PhoenixReborn]

I asume PC3 is the same as the emerald drive that US sels, right? I have seen a video of what that can do and it is tempting to buy one but as mentioned it might be somewhat overkill for a kid. I am going to look up the potentiometer.

We don't usually talk about other manufacturers here, but since you brought it up, anything made by US is junk.

However, since you're looking for pink, its very easy to get hot pink using resistors. Lets say you're running 3.7V. Put a 1 ohm resistor on the red, and put at least 4.7ohms on the royal blue of a tri-rebel. The trick is to make the red run at max power and the blue run at about... 25-33%.

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