I need some help with wiring

[Pyron]

Ok so hi everyone I am trying to build my first self-built saber and i need some help with the wiring. So i have a Tri-Cree Blue/Blue/White Led but i only want the two blues going but i don't know how to wire them. It would be very helpful if you can post some pictures or just explain how I would have to wire it. Thanks Very Much :)

[Darth Nurse]

Are you wiring in a sound card?

If you are wiring a stunt, there are several wiring diagrams available on here. You will have a couple of options on how to handle running two LEDs. Do a few searches and lot of reading. That will help you focus your questions.

Specific questions get specific answers.

[Pyron]

Are you wiring in a sound card?

If you are wiring a stunt, there are several wiring diagrams available on here. You will have a couple of options on how to handle running two LEDs. Do a few searches and lot of reading. That will help you focus your questions.

Specific questions get specific answers.

Yes im making a Stunt Saber i already searched arround the Internet but I always find wiring diagrams and videos where the People just wire all three Led's so i didn't find a single one with 2 Led's.

[Silver Serpent]

What are you using as a power source? The voltage of your battery pack will determine the best way to wire your LEDs.

If you have a 7.4v li-ion pack, you would wire the two blue LEDs in series.

If you have a single cell 3.7v li-ion pack, you would wire the two blue LEDs in parallel.

Don't forget resistors. The value of your resistor will change depending on your battery pack and wiring configuration.

[Pyron]

Actually i just have a double aaa battery holder ^^ Of course i know that the li-ion pack is better and I will get one in the future but i hoped that it
could do for now

[Silver Serpent]

Two AAA alkaline batteries will only provide 3v. That is insufficient to power any of your LEDs. They may light up, but you won't be getting anywhere near their full brightness.

If you can find one of those cheap 3xAAA LED flashlights, many of them have a battery holder in them that you can scavenge. That would get you by until you can swap to a better power source.