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Superbright LEDs - High Power SMD Bightness and Hot Spots
So im thinking of grabbing a few of these to throw in my cluster.
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...WLE D-xHP.htm I currently have these and im absolutely sick of the hot spots. I hate that sooo much. http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...FWLE D-x5.htm Besides sanding the LEDs down (which ive already done) can the hotspots be eliminated somehow? I hate to fork over $30 for the SMD ones just to have even worse hot spots... |
sand the tips and hit the one pointed straight out with a black sharpie a little. (not completely black, but tint it a little)
its helped in the past a bit. The big thing is that one that points directly straight on. And those SMDs will give you SUPER hotspots. |
I have sanded down the tips of the LEDs down flat. Maybe I'll try the sharpie thing.
but the SMDs have a 120 degree beam, wouldnt that be perfect? |
it might be 120* but they still have a hotspot in the center. Its more direct into the plastic of the gauge assembly.
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Would there be an easy way to diffuse the light?
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I've used hot glue in the past. Easy to work with and removable.
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Alright. Thanks. I'll get like two of them and see how it works out before bying all 5.
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