DIY LED light kits?
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Hope the moderators don’t mind me posting this here!
Someone mentioned to me that a few of you guys wanted to upgrade the lights in your Nobles. I have started producing LED light conversion boards for standard light clusters. (On a built to order system)
The aim is to keep the lights looking standard from behind until you turn the lights on and get that distinct bright LED pattern.
Needless to say the LED lights use significantly less power than bulbs, come on much faster so that bimbo behind you can see you are stopping, are much brighter, and will never blow. (The LED manufacturer I use claims the LEDS are good for 1,000,000 hours)
So far I have only been producing these specifically to fit Mk5 VW polos. But there is no reason why I cant change the design of the lights to fit in other clusters.
The Polo kit consists of 6 printed circuit boards, (two brake, two sidelight, two indicators) each board has 30 high intensity LEDs soldered in place.
The sidelight board has some clever electronics on it so that you can use the same board for brakes and sidelights should you wish using two difference brightness’s of the lights.
The boards are fitted by cutting a rectangular hole in the back of the cluster and sliding the LED boards in.
Because I use a computer to design my printed circuit boards the possible layouts/patterns for the LEDs is pretty much endless, so im sure a design could be thought up to suit the nobles lights.
If anyone has any other uses for LEDs mounted on printed circuit boards etc, then feel free to enquire.
If anyone would be interested in such a kit to suit their car, then let me know.
Someone mentioned to me that a few of you guys wanted to upgrade the lights in your Nobles. I have started producing LED light conversion boards for standard light clusters. (On a built to order system)
The aim is to keep the lights looking standard from behind until you turn the lights on and get that distinct bright LED pattern.
Needless to say the LED lights use significantly less power than bulbs, come on much faster so that bimbo behind you can see you are stopping, are much brighter, and will never blow. (The LED manufacturer I use claims the LEDS are good for 1,000,000 hours)
So far I have only been producing these specifically to fit Mk5 VW polos. But there is no reason why I cant change the design of the lights to fit in other clusters.
The Polo kit consists of 6 printed circuit boards, (two brake, two sidelight, two indicators) each board has 30 high intensity LEDs soldered in place.
The sidelight board has some clever electronics on it so that you can use the same board for brakes and sidelights should you wish using two difference brightness’s of the lights.
The boards are fitted by cutting a rectangular hole in the back of the cluster and sliding the LED boards in.
Because I use a computer to design my printed circuit boards the possible layouts/patterns for the LEDs is pretty much endless, so im sure a design could be thought up to suit the nobles lights.
If anyone has any other uses for LEDs mounted on printed circuit boards etc, then feel free to enquire.
If anyone would be interested in such a kit to suit their car, then let me know.
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