Okay, i know it's too late already, but Happy New Year !!!!


actually i wanted to post these pics already, but because of the Taiwan earthquake, Photobucket cannot be used....


So this is it, Super Bling Bling !

this set is custom made for Hypermax......

it consists of 28pcs of multi-colour LED, 14 per channel, 3 colours per channel, meaning you control the red, green and blue colour of the LED to form any colour that you want.

For the controller set, it's made from a 6 channel PWM controller fitted into the 5.5" slot.
As usual, just plug and play concept, pull off the double sided tape on the light bar, screw in the controller set, plug in the molex and you're ready tune it to your mood !!~

YES you can tune any colour that you want !!!!!




here are the light tubes, basically, the length is around a length of CCFL.

i've even sticked reflective sticker on the base of the LEDs to reflect light to the sides...












this is the controller panel and the circuit is behind, as you can see, there are 6 knobs for the panel.

the sequence goes like this [red] [green] [blue] [red] [green] [blue]
first 3 is for first channel, while the other is for the second channel

here comes the problematic part, as his casing is the Thermaltake casing with bay door, the knobs need to be short.
hence, i had to pull back the panel by a few mm, and then adding a black acrylic panel with 6 big holes on it.





This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jan 7 2007, 11:10 PM

here's the 6 channel PWM controller circuit, it's really hard and needs a lot of patience to solder so many components and not burning them.....

not to mention, the knobs of the controller has to be aligned nicely as well....

the heatsinks are not that hot, just slightly warm.....and can hook up a lot more lighting tubes also !!!












This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jan 7 2007, 09:08 PM

okay, here are some of the combinational colours, because the camera couldnt differentiate much when the colours are too near, i just take some nice shots






This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jan 7 2007, 09:10 PM

Here are the money shots, Hypermax's casing












This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jan 7 2007, 09:32 PM

reserved for updates

This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jan 7 2007, 08:44 PM

wokies, this is a custom ram cooler, added 8pcs of orange SMD LEDs on each corner of the fan, there's a gap between the legs and the fans can also be controlled....

this is also for a forummer here, and it's made like this to fit DFI SLI-Expert if not mistaken.....so enjoy the shots !














This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jan 7 2007, 09:13 PM

this is also for the same forummer, same colour for the LEDs, the fans are for the radiator....








This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jan 7 2007, 09:17 PM

this is also a custom build fan, for a forummer also, it's a delta tri-blade.....he was inspired by my previous mod on the sanyo denki...

the frame is in UV blue while the blade is in UV yellow.....added a voltage regulator for the fan speed control also....

so here are the shots






these are taken under UV light

woah.. the super bling2 damn nice.. wonder how much that cost

i want one too

WOW! Really love the multicolor LED

How much is the total cost to make one?

So that's what you've been doing ... making christmas lights.. Hahahaha

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL. This Sniper always sniping ppl with his jokes.

Anyway, HOHOHO Merry Xmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

eehhh, now got no moodi-christmas lights yet.....

more shots of my casing with AllnGap's bling bling

This post has been edited by hypermax: Jan 8 2007, 12:06 AM

wah, so nice ya job.... master LEd there

what different betwen the multicolour LED that have 2 leg & 4 leg???

very nice indeed.. errr allngap, the led can chg chg or got alots led at there?

I'm bliiiiiinnnnndddd.... Hahahaha...

Speaking of which... you bling folks might wanna check out the car shops. I saw this really bring LED panel 65mmx45mm that is use for replacing the car's reading light.. Pretty damn bright and feeds right off 12V. So that should be quite a good replacement for CCFL and because it's only around 3-4mm thick.. should be pretty damn easy to hide as well.

TOO BLINNG ALREADY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!