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thanks for the replies,
right now im workin on modding my wii remote. like for this one, i'm adding LEDs above two hole spots in the back:
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such that the holes light up when the controller rumbles.
a joule thief? I've never heard of em. But would I retain the effientcy...
On a project of mine, I'd like to have 2 LEDs in a series as opposed to parallel because it uses considerables less wattage ....
But the source voltage is 3.0, and the forward volt on the LEDs is 1.7, and it seems when in a series, the forward voltages add up together, so i need an at least 3.4...
alright, here is my problem:
I have a Wii, and im trying to mod it so as to put a rumble into the wii remote's nunchuk. My idea is to tap two of the wires going from the wiimote to the nunchuk to signal the rumble (old cellphone vibrator) to turn on, and off.
Sort of an X10-type idea.
But...
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