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Micro Spotlight Group Buy




I'm doing a Group Buy on the micro LED spotlights...discussed here: Awesome Color LED lights for great price!!!
Group Buy on Micro LED spot lights are available in the following colors: Red, Green, Blue and NOW in Yellow!
...need to order at least 50 of each color to qualify for the manufactures discount of .60 cents each.
These lights retail for about $2 each, but they are offered here at the wholesale price of 60 cents.

For Complete Details see here: http://www.halloweenforum.com/member...#vmessage80052

Micro LED lights = $0.60 cent each (batteries included)
Shipping Charge = $6 ($9 Canada, $12 International)
Extra Batteries = $2 (50 batteries)

Group Buy end May 1st!

Kindly Post your order quantity below, I will PM you regarding your pre-order and give you detail regarding payment.
Please specify the number of LEDS lights you want TOTAL and the individual color quantity.

Example:

I want 60pcs! 15-R, 15-B, 5-Y, and 25-G

.

I want 60pcs! 15-R, 30-B, and 15-G
Thank you for the effort!

Thanks for this Eyegore!

I will take 25 @ B, 20 @ R, 20 @ G, also I will take extra batteries and it is a ship to Canada

Before I commit to buy, is there a ToT on how to hard wire these?

Originally Posted by zandiver

Before I commit to buy, is there a ToT on how to hard wire these?

There quite a bit on this discussion here: Awesome Color LED lights for great price!!! I can't find any specifics, but the thread should help you. If not, yo can always post a tut request in the forum's tutorial sections. Just find out its voltage, convert that to an ac universal adapter plug, and thats it! You might need an additional resistor...not sure. Just check out the link above. The info's in there somewhere!

I've hard wired all off my green and red lights. You simply need a resistor in line with the LED:



For the red lights use about 100 ohms. For the green use about 33 ohms. You can get resistors at Radio Shack, but they are expensive. You should be able to pick them up at a specialty electronics store for about $0.10 each.

The power supply for the resistors listed above needs to be a 5 watt DC REGULATED power supply. I had a small plug in unit power 30 of these lights with no problem. Here is a sample photo of my hardwired LEDs using the exact model Eyegore is picking up for us.



BTW if the light will not turn on they are wired backwards. The light will only turn on with the current in one direction.
It was sure great to hit one switch and all the lights turn off.
Here is red in action:



Here is a photo of the blue ones in my graveyard. They were still on battery:



Let me know if you have more questions.

That looks fantastic!! You used a wallwart?
Thank you so much for the info.

If I recall correctly I think someone ran 3 off of a 9 volt? Can't find it now though.
The batteries that come with it really only last about 2 hours.
I have included extra batteries in the group buy just incase the ones that come pre-installed are power drained.

For me 2 hours brightness is adequate for my setup on Halloween Night, but I know others will need them to last longer.
Other than new batteries, a wallwart and resistors is about the only alternative.

I had a box of old power supplies that plug into the wall. I cut off the DC plug. Just look for the word "REGULATED" which means the voltage should remain constant. Otherwise the voltage could be anywhere.

Originally Posted by HallowSusieBoo

Hallow - and ME ME ME!!

Hallow Eyegore!! --

Finally getting my totals together -

60 total spotlights:

20 green
10 yellow
15 red
15 blue
plus
(2) orders (50 batteries per order) of batteries = $4.00 right?

Budgeting $40, plus shipping. Will wait for your info.

Thanks!! We shall toast a beaker of bubbly to you on 10/31 as thanks for illuminating our haunt this year!