My USB-Cigarette with BLUE Led

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misujr

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Hello,
I have an e-cigarette but i it is a no name, it looks like a mini...
I wanted to have blue LED Light so no one will tell that i'm not alouded to smoke in prohibited areas.

I disassembled the plastic cover of the LED and I had simply changed the Orange LED with a BLUE one.

I will post some pictures that hopefully will help others!

Cheers!
 

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EldarKinSlayer

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Hello,
I have an e-cigarette but i it is a no name, it looks like a mini...
I wanted to have blue LED Light so no one will tell that i'm not alouded to smoke in prohibited areas.

I disassembled the plastic cover of the LED and I had simply changed the Orange LED with a BLUE one.

I will post some pictures that hopefully will help others!

Cheers!
I prefer the oranhe LED then when they tell you you can't smoke you "Put It Out" in your own eye, then start puffing again. GREAT FUN :D
 

misujr

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All i can do ffor you is to explain step by step on the pictures i had allready posted, because i don't have any possibility to make better pictures.
First you should use a tweezer with a fine tip and force the top of the battery(the plastic one) sa it will pop up.
Usually it is glued,but if you force it , it will come out ouick.
Second you should use a multimeter to determine the POSITIVE( + ) and NEGATIVE( - ) terminals of the LED.

Now you need to Heat that small PCB and pick the LED.
Last thing you have to do is to solder the pink LED with POSITIVE to POSITIVE and NEGATIVE to NEGATIVE.

If you have any other Questions don't hesitate to ask me!

Best Regards,
Misujr
 

dedmonwakin

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Nice work. Those SMD LED's are a pain to work with. I replaced my xbox controller leds with blue ones a while back. Fortunately I bought a strip of 10 for seven bucks, since it takes very little heat to burn one out of commission. Only place that I've been able to find them at decent prices, with out having to buy hundreds for 30-40 bucks is of course ebay.
 

misujr

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Nice work. Those SMD LED's are a pain to work with. I replaced my xbox controller leds with blue ones a while back. Fortunately I bought a strip of 10 for seven bucks, since it takes very little heat to burn one out of commission. Only place that I've been able to find them at decent prices, with out having to buy hundreds for 30-40 bucks is of course ebay.

I have lots of GSM PCB's at home and is easyer to use them, also ebay sellers are not verry used to send items to Romania =)).

If you would chean the contacts on the pcb before soldering the LED, it will be 10 times easyer to solder any kind of SMD ;).

Cheers
 
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