Emitted Colour : Blue
Size (mm) : 5mm
Lens Color : Water Clear
Peak Wave Length (nm) : 460 ~ 470
Forward Voltage (V) : 3.2 ~ 3.6
Reverse Current (uA) : <= 30
Luminous Intensity Typ Iv (mcd) : 4000(Typical) ~ 5000(Max)
Life Rating : 100,000 Hours
Viewing Angle : 20 Degree
Absolute Maximum Ratings ( Ta = 25°C )
Max Power Dissipation : 80 mw
Max Continuous Forward Current : 30 mA
Max Peak Forward Current : 75 mA
Reverse Voltage : 5 ~ 6 V
Lead Soldering Temperature : 240°C ( < 5 Sec )
Operating Temperature Range : -25°C ~ +85°C
Preservative Temperature Range : -30°C ~ +100°C
I got them from th-e bay, just do a serch for leds and im shure youll find them. They are from china, cheep stuff over there. As for diagrams and pics.. I dont have a camera that can take good pics so Ill link some sites with helpfull info. If any one has any questions after that ill be glad to help.
http://www.theledlight.com/ledcircuits.html <-- this spot should fill you in on how to wire them up.
this one too ->
http://www.theledlight.com/technical.html
Try this for your resistors ->
http://metku.net/index.html?sect=vie...calc/index_eng
you want to line them up in a "Parallel" configuration.. the first link should explane that
for a power supply you can get one at radio shack for like 15 bucks, its a 120AC-12DC converter. The one they sell there is White and is like for chageing cell phones and what not.. but it matters not as long as its puting out 12 volts DC. (less would be ok but just get a 12er) Dont be scard of the wires on it cut um off if you like.. I just soldered my wires right into the pos and neg holes on the plug it came with. Each led will need 3 volts or so (it dose not have to be exactly 3 volts just not more then 3.8 or so, it can be less like 2 will still work)
SO, 12volts comeing into 2 wires (one black, one red makes it easy) Solder your resistors (I used 510 ohms that came with my LEDs) to the positive leg of each one (however many you want, I used 6 total) and then Conect them all in "PARELLEL" (see fist link) When your done it will look something like the last pic on the page of the first link up there.
I also used some sillicone gell to seal up the solder joints keep every thing ship shap. You could juse use Electrical tape and be ok though. Once I had the lights strung I just tucked them in woith my corlife light next to the bulb. No probls with over heating or anything however its only 65 watt. With something hotter you would want to mount them differantly. You could drill holes in the plastic and poke each led out of one whatever you want to do... mounting is the easy part any how... well its all perty easy.
