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» Sixaxis Led Swap and PS Symbol Light

Article posted by XanTium | 2-1-2007 0:29 | Permalink | Digg News

From ebphondaprelude on forums.ps3scene.com:
[QUOTE]
Well I haven't seen it done yet
What sux is the controllers only output 2.8v, so i need to find sum 2.8v leds or juice up the power with a transistor or something.

They still look good but could be a little brighter.
I also noticed their was a pad labeled led5 under the ps button, I soldered an led in play but I could not get it to light up, so I grounded one end and the other end I put to the red wire right above it.
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