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SIDDHARTH.BEAM

SIDDHARTH.BEAM

Journeyman
Purchased lot of gaming devices this month with lots of games and more to come.
playstation vita WiFi/3g bundle pack
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ps vita starter kit
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capdase protection kit and stand
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full body screen and back touch guard
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lenovo backpack got on offer for 600 rs on infibeam
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vita with flip-cover cum stand and memory card.
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Gollum said:
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i was telling the guy the games which are playable with the sharp shooter gun.
 
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ajayritik

ajayritik

Technomancer
CyberKID said:
Yes, these are actually for lighting purposes. I've been experimenting with LED's for quite some time now and have designed lights using regular 5 & 8 mm LED's. I got 5 of these ultra bright LED's and driver circuits some time back, out of which three LED's died while experimenting. It was a quite a blow as at that point of time each LED costed around to Rs. 22 and that too after applying an ebay discount coupon of Rs. 100, so, I again moved to regular 8 mm led's. With the current batch of LED's I'm targetting to replace the 5 mm led lamps I've put up at places like Bathrooms & staircases in my home, and will replace CFL Lamps in places like the kitchen & on the roof.
The LED tube light doesn't look promising, as what I can see is that it uses regular 5 mm led's which are cheaper, but not that efficient at providing light than the ultra bright ones. Alternatively, you can get yourself LED Lamps from brands like Philips & Osram, which, though are expensive, over the course of time, will save enough money for you.
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sjoardar said:
^^ Thanks a lot for the detailed reply, particularly thanks for warning me about the LED Tubelights that I almost fell for. Now, let's see if I can locate any retail outlet selling 8 mm Philips or Osram LEDs. Thanks again!
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d6bmg said:
Sadly you won't get any SMD LEDs at chandni.
I've searched the whole chandni and exert street, before buying ~50 of them along with 15 the same kind of drivers ordered by CyberKID.
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CyberKID said:
^ You can always go to ebay.in. There are literally 100's of options available on ebay, so, I think there shouldn't be any problems in buying from there. There's one seller Cyberspectrum, particularly located in Kolkata, you can check it out with him.
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Guys even I was looking for these LED Tube lights. These are available in electronic shops here in Hyderabad and also available with the footpath vendor. So you guys saying these are not reliable? I need 3-4 of these. Which ones should I go for? I see Cyberkid suggesting some expensive ones. Can I have the link for these. Also any link in ebay for these?

I need these in case of powercuts as backup.
 
CyberKID

CyberKID

In search for Tech Gyan!
I'm suggesting the ones I feel good enough, considering the price performance ratio. The LED tubelight (strip) sjoardar was referring to seems to have regular 5 mm led's, which are not that efficient at producing light and are a pain to work upon considering the relatively large numbers of LED's required to be used. If you feel the UltraBright LED's these expensive, you can go in for the 8mm LED's but please don't go for the 5mm ones. As far as the expensive UltraBright LED's are concerned, the work I've done with these makes me feel that 10 of these (1 watt led's) are enough to replace a regular 20-23 watt CFL.
I too have been working with these LED's for the sole purpose of alternative lighting, and lighting in case of power failure. Right now I have some seriously extensive plans for my home using Alternative Power and LED lighting, so, I'm planning up things before I go in for shopping.
Though there are cheaper options available (SMD LED's) which are somewhat cheaper than the LED's I purchased/suggested, but, here the problem is that these SMD LED's don't have a heatsink, which comes in handy considering the excessive heat generated by these LED's.

As for the Ebay Link, go to ebay and search for 1 watt LED and you'll have hundreds of options to choose from.
 
icebags

icebags

Technomancer
if u guys are looking for these 1 watt LEDs for power saving, then let me tell u, the drivers, if transformer based, (read ac adapters) have energy efficiency in the range of 20-75%.

that is, to deliver 1 watt to the LED, it may draw from 1.33W to 5W from wall. :lol:

however, if they are just resistance based, its different.
 
shuhailnp

shuhailnp

Journeyman
Purchased samsung laptop for my dad
Samsung NP300V5A-S0GIN

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see this i have made video , how it look ..
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CyberKID

CyberKID

In search for Tech Gyan!
@ sjoardar, d6bmg, NIGHTMARE, ajayritik, icebags : I think we should continue the LED discussions is this thread and shouldn't clutter the Post Your Latest Purchase thread with our LED discussions.
 
sjoardar

sjoardar

Go Ahead, Make My Day!
CyberKID said:
@ sjoardar, d6bmg, NIGHTMARE, ajayritik, icebags : I think we should continue the LED discussions is this thread and shouldn't clutter the Post Your Latest Purchase thread with our LED discussions.
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You are right! See you in the new thread.
 
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sriharsha_madineni

sriharsha_madineni

Cyborg Agent
Bought Philips Tapster for 3.8k

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Read my review here >> *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/reviews/164198-philips-tapster.html
 
MegaMind

MegaMind

Human Spambot
Bought an unused 212 EVO for 1.7K from an [E] member for my upcoming build..

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Gollum

Gollum

Collector
Asus wifi Router

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best part is that it is 2way wall mountable and a flexible antenna for easy placement.
I'm using ACT broadband with it



Comes with an RJ-45 cable and the opbious ac adapter
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d6bmg

d6bmg

BMG ftw!!
10x SMD LED 1 Watt from ebay @15/- using 150 off coupon.

MegaMind said:
Bought an unused 212 EVO for 1.7K from an [E] member for my upcoming build..
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You are planning for another build? :p

And 2500k @$130
z77 extreme6 @$120 (both from microcenter)
hyper 212evo @$15 (old newegg deal)
 
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