100pcs 5mm Yellow Flicker Flickering LED Diodes Candle Flicking Lights Clear Round Lens 29mm Long Lead DC 2V Light Emitting Diode Lamp Bulb +100pcs Resistors (470ohm for DC 6-12V) Included

Sirven para curar resina, puedes curar tus impresiones 3D con estos Leds.

The media could not be loaded. This is my review of Edgelec’s Flickering LED LightsThe company sells these LED lights in several different colors, and you can get them in solid or flickering modes. You get 100 lights (I counted them), and an equal number of resistors. The resistors allow you to use the lights at different voltages.A sampling of 10 lights, showed that they all performed perfectly. They were tested using a 3v (series) battery pack, so I did not require the use of a resistor.They are perfect for miniature modeling, lighting up a scale railroad landscape, making faux flickering candles, or placing them into a bookshelf diorama.I am using these flicker (yellow) lights to create a realistic flame effect in a small diorama. The wires are sturdy and even though I had to bend the wires, they held together without problemCheck out my included video to see them in action.

Adds a degree of professionalism to control panel.

The LEDs are perfectly fine so far although I have only been testing to see if they work.While the resistors are a nice bonus and not what I ordered this for, the tolerances are off. Going by the markings these are 1% tolerance (brown band), but the 430ohm resistors were reading closer to 400ohm. Looking closely at the tolerance marking shows a bit of silver paint on some of them leading me to believe these were manufactured as 10% tolerance (silver band) and repainted to appear as 1% tolerance. Not the end of the world if using for LEDs in low power applications, but if storing with other 1% tolerance resistors maybe keep these separate. The 470ohm reads closer to 440ohm for me so be sure to verify resistances and do calculations.Overall I am happy with the LEDs but a bit disappointed the resistors are misrepresented.

I used these to replace the "charging", "fully charged" LED indicator on a bottled-water pump. A drop in replacement that worked perfectly.

Update:I did see in other reviews, that some buyers complain those LEDs start "flickering". Well, that's exactly the point of a flickering LED, isn't it?If you want solid LEDs, then you will have to order accordingly.Also, it might be helpful to read about at least some basics of electronics, this would avoid 95% of the questions I read here. Those remaining questions are also rather for the manufacturer to answer than fellow customers ;-)The product was as expected, value for price, incl shipping, is great.Delivery was well within the indicated timeframe, a fact that I greatly appreciate.I'll stick with this seller when I need more.

I've got these wired up as a test currently using an old 5v phone charger through the included resistor. Everything is working as expected. The color is great, the flickering is subtle but noticeable - just what I was hoping. This is a solid value for the price. You'd spend easily five times the amount for pre-built, so I'm happy to save some money where I'm able to.My plan is to install these in some homemade halloween candles made from PVC/hot glue and power them via a small transformer and buck converter rather than batteries. The above test gives me the confidence to move forward in the design, but I'll update later once I have more completed in case anyone wants more details.

I use these and other colors in my terrain features.