Well that’s certainly a nice perspective. I probably won’t do this right away, though. You can do the interest list, but I can’t give words on when I would actually do it. Just like how C01 list currently goes
Although, the “messy” scenario I mentioned of is when they do bin the parts and I get some good bins and some bad bins, I will have to somehow sell all of them. In that cases, I will have to deal with several SKUs in the inventory, which is what I think the “messy” part of the ordeal. One thing is for sure, since this is a customized part, the best bins probably won’t come cheap.
It is fine if it will not happen right away. To fill an interest list takes at a month or more so no hurry. For an interest list to work I do need a price indication and which led(s) we are trying to get.
Thank you sooo much for these! I got my order last week of 100 3400K and have slowly been sprinkling the joy of warm HI CRI LED light 10 lumens at a time. Just doing button cell keychain, an old 2AAA medical light… and such so far. I have a couple 12 and 30 LED projects in the works to use up half the stash already.
….so I just ordered another 100 3400K. Not to hoard them, I just never want to run out! They seem to be finding homes rather quickly just turning craptastic little lights into fantastic.
For now I’ve changed some of my LED candles out to the 3400K 5mm LEDs modded with a Rosco Cinegel #3407 orange filter in front. The high CRI really compliments the professional filter, and the color is amazing. I will try to take some comparison shots between original (monochrome orange LED), modded, and modded with filter. I’m currently away from home so I’ll be doing some mods next week.
Hardest part would probably be to make reliable contact to the shell. Othewise it is just plastic work. You’ll probably need epoxy. Brass pin should be soldered.
Gotta be careful with the current though. This batch of 2300k LEDs has 0.1v less forward voltage than the other two tints and also (supposedly?) 45 deg angle rather than 60 degs.