[B-RAD]

I got this LED ring from Tricled.com, how I first found these lights was through research on lights for my Can-Am Renegade 4wheeler. They are coated in a silicone type material and wipe clean very easily.

My camera corrected for brightness, its actually very brite, first pictures were taken in my very bright garage in the middle of the day, the night pics were taken a few min ago.









Picture of blue leds on my 4wheeler.




Hope this helps someone.


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[1HobbyMachinist]

That's nice looking, but, $90?

[B-RAD]

Who said 90$?

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[HorridHenry]

Cool idea there my man.

Amazing what a few bright leds can do when used.

[1HobbyMachinist]

Who said 90$?

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Just what I found from the link you provided.

[B-RAD]

Just what I found from the link you provided.

$35

Email [email protected] , his name is Reggy

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[1HobbyMachinist]

$35

Email [email protected] , his name is Reggy

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Ah, now that's a bit more reasonable, thanks for posting.

[jeremy0203]

you can get them straight from china for like $3 each but too bad you have to have a min order of like 50-100

[B-RAD]

Is there a better light that looks as good, is small and out of the way, and puts out as much light for $35?

I will eventually wire it to a switch, for now I just hook it to a small battery.

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[jeremy0203]

this one will put out plenty enough of light and is only $5!

15 WHTE 60mm 1210 3528 TOP SMD LED Ring Angel Eyes Car Light Day Driving DDL 1pc | eBay

this one has more LEDs and is only $6.68

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Auto-Car-80m...9e16b3&vxp=mtr

[B-RAD]

Don't look as Quality to me.

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[jeremy0203]

lol comes from China just like i guarantee you that guys does, except he gets his website screened on his

[B-RAD]

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[jeremy0203]

tube of silicon costs like a buck at the hardware store

[B-RAD]

It's not actually silicone, silicone shouldn't be used around electrical connections....either way man... Really???

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[jeremy0203]

It's not actually silicone, silicone shouldn't be used around electrical connections....either way man... Really???

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that's a joke right?!?!?!


just showing people they dont need to pay $35 for a simple light when there are much cheaper alternatives. no need to get angry that there are other options than the guy you know that you were advertising for. :violin:

[B-RAD]

No, look it up.

I'm not advertising anything.

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[jeremy0203]

hmmm perhaps you should email some of these companies and tell them silicone doesnt mix with electronics.....

GC Electronic Grade Silicone Sealant / Adhesive (3oz.) : 19-155

Silicones for Electronics - Dow Corning

Neutral Cure silicone adhesives RTV for electronics

Electronics - Silicone Uses - SEHSC

Electronics Grade Silicone Sealants, Adhesives & Compounds on CSL Silicones Inc.

[B-RAD]

LMAO, electrical silicone is not what you said earlier, you said "1$ cheap silicone"

I came here to help people and all you do is bash it.... You must be popular around here!

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[jeremy0203]

actually said tube of silicone for a buck.......... but if ya gotta have the good stuff i guess ill shell out the $5 for that, damn that would make it like $10-12 overall. Or perhaps ill just go with one of the many other materials you could use overtop of the LEDs.


sorry i just find it so funny how you got butt hurt that i showed people a solution for a fraction of the price you paid =D. great idea though, im gonna implement it my $10 way.