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Hey everyone,
I searched the forum for this but coudln't find an answer, and there is no diagram for it. I was wondering how to run the Red Rebel (max 700 mA, 3.5V) over a 6V battery. Which resistor or BuckPuck do I need?
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Well, you could use this Buck puck:
http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/Bu...wire-P363.aspx You'll have to use a formula to figure out what resistor you'd need. A buck puck is more efficient and will keep a constant current output, unlike a resistor.
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Noice! Thanks.
What about Voltage? |
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The buck puck will only output the voltage that the particular LED needs to take from it.
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Use a 1000mA buckpuck. The rebels can take up to 1000mA at their max rating.
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Hey guys I'm upgrading to the Rebel, but I did not find it on the resistor chart. Any one know off hand what I would need or could link me to a place I can find it.
P.S. I don't have much room for a buck puck, and I can get resistors cheap down the street lol. Thanks all. |
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And I already talked to you in the Shoutbox, too.
Finding an online resistor calculator is not hard. I found this nifty little one that has colors to tell you what the numbers are that you're plugging into it and there they are in the circuit. http://ledz.com/?p=zz.led.resistor.calculator
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I had read elsewhere on the forum (I can't find it right now, I found this thread looking for it.) that the Luxeon 3w driver v2 will not be able to fully illuminate the Luxeon Rebel.
I was curious if there is a board sold in the store that can take full advantage of the Rebel? Or for right now, is it best to stay with a 1000mA? EDIT::: would this do it with no dimming, as long as it was set to 1000mA? http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/Ad...iver-P497.aspx ((also I double checked, this is not a necro post.)) Last edited by Causa; 05-01-2010 at 06:19 PM. Reason: added link |
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