Lighting Hand made LED.

[EuIsso]

Hi guys, like to tell ya about me&my friend project. I'm gonna start it and fill it with the beginning process of assembling.
The idea was to make additional light, cause it never enough. I'm not good at electric theme it's my friend field. So I can mess with details. I've ordered:

60 pcs. of 3w full spectrum diodes


two plates to assemble them


and one aluminum radiator 250х172х38, but definitely it's gonna be active cooling


power supply
yet no photos, it's gonna be fire alarm 24v 3A supply

Diodes

380-840nm
Dispersion angle: 120 degree
Type of chip: Bridgelux 45х45mils
Working voltage: 3.2-3.6 V
Operating current: <= 700mA
Wavelength/color temperature: Full sectrum
Power: 3W

Hope it's gonna be awesome 2 mobile lights.

Will up these thread later.

P.s. the cost of these project gonna be about 100-120 euro

 

[TaNg]

Love it bro really looking forward to seeing it in action.

 

[EuIsso]

Love it bro really looking forward to seeing it in action.

Received Led & radiator, Power & vent buying ahead.

 

[EuIsso]

Hey guy's we've did it. It's 2.30 I've mount one lamp and here's some picts.

 

[EuIsso]

Summary:
Diods 60 * 1 = 60 euro
Radiator 1 * 23 = 23 euro
Power supply 1 * 14 = 14 euro
Cooler 2* 3,5 = 7 euro
& two plates for diodes = 27 euro
It's about = 131 euro in total.

 

[TaNg]

Seriously cool bro and thanks for sharing. Max rep coming your way.

 

[EuIsso]

Some backstage shootings.

 

[Mike-groglo]

just from looking at this you might want to consider a bigger fan on the back of your heatsink...you might find you are getting above 60 degrees (C) at your thermal junction and you want to keep this at the back of your heatsink below 44 degrees...

 

[Corgy]

Some backstage shootings.

There should be a DIYOM @pop22 @Waximus ........if there is, I nominate this......lol

Well done Eulsso...........now you get beat up for your efforts......lol.........

 

[EuIsso]

just from looking at this you might want to consider a bigger fan on the back of your heatsink...you might find you are getting above 60 degrees (C) at your thermal junction and you want to keep this at the back of your heatsink below 44 degrees...

Measured and considered [emoji106] temp is far under 50C.