afzsom

I've got one of these flashlights sitting around, working perfectly. I don't have access to a solder gun yet, but if I plan on going through with this, I can probably get my hands on one to mod this. I've got what is essentially a Lian-Li PC65 (PC-60 silver with the PC-65 silver window side panel), and it's kind of gloomy inside with no lighting.

I'd like to somehow modify this and attach it to my system, but I'm no electrical genius (an idiot, essentially). Any wiring/lighting gurus able to point me in the right direction on this one?

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DesertRat

i wouldn't count on stripping the LEDs off of it or anything but let's see...

3 AAA batteries @ 1.5v ea. = 3 x 1.5 = 4.5 volts.

might be able to rig a 5 volt line to it. i'd take an old PSU and start experimenting... hopefully the LEDs can take the extra .5 volts hehe...

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TensaZangetsu

I would Acutally Suggest the Same Thing The Lights should be able to take .5 volts and not do any real damage to lights or anything around it. However i would test it outside before instaling it so as not to harm anything

rabidgnome229

LED's are, surprise, diodes. The voltage across a 4.5 volt LED will be either 0 or 4.5V

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just order up some super bright leds from online, just dont look straight into them head on, becaues they can damage your eyes :O. I just go down to my local frys and get some.

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