That led seems bi-colored. There seems to be two cathode leads.
If that is the case, you might have to deal with the different positioning of the anode lead.
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.
Guess what arrived?
@5500k WB
@2800k WB
Wonderful and unique, I have never seen 5mm leds in this tint and CRI 
, I’m in for a batch! (100?)
Me too.
I’m also in for 100 of these 2800K 2300K ones! Looks absolutely gorgeous.
This is 2300k though. “2800k” is just the WB setting.
Oh my bad, I read 2800K trough the glare on the photo. 2300K is even better, then!
10 of those in series to an AMC7135, done for each tint, controlled by three Arduino PWM pins. A good idea?
I.e., a panel of 30 LEDs with some degree of tint control. That’s my plan. Housing done with my 3D-printer. My desktop is to be illuminated.
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.
Will do a quick voltage/output test when my batch arrives, and post about it here.
Hope the tint is below the bbl or it will look too yellow at that tint. If so, I’m in.
In for 1 pack of turbo warm 5mm
In for a pack of the 2300k
Order paid last night has been shipped
News: 4000k variant is in the pipeline. This is from a different source than what’s already put on sale. The tint is unknown (and possibly imprecise) and these costs me more than the previous source. I will do some basic tint testing once they arrive. As always, I will give away someone a sample for CRI test.
Do you have many of that 2300k LEDs? I have one light with 5mm LED on the way. I’d rather not order before I have the light in my hands and see if it’s mod-worthy….But if you have the last pieces I might just bite the bullet.
Still have about half the stock (~500pcs) left for 2300k.
Ok, I’ll wait a bit then
I’m in for 2 pack 2300k if still available.