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Flashing LED unit

I found a diagram on line for a flashing led unit. I then went to Radio Shack and picked up the items to build it, cost was about $12. Tonight I put it together and this is what it looks like installed in a PMD light bar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTDdLwtGs0g

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Sweet. Looks good Travis!

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Looks great Travis, how about the link to the diagram.

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We need a link there, Travis

PLEASE!!!!

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Re: Flashing LED unit

Here you go the diagram says 6V but it works just fine on a 7.2 stick pack.

http://www.electronic-circuits-diagr...ghtsckt1.shtml

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Add a simple poco switch or tie into the MFU using a relay ...... Great work '00'

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Cool thanks Travis.

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