Glowing ORB
 

I've seen this glowing orb that changes colors...where can i get a light that changes colors. That would be bad ass for my NES.

an LED light that changes colour is quiet expensive actualy

there is one made by panasonic

its called Multi-Color LED Chip
basicaly its one special LED light on a chip which controls the colour it glows

its applications is for the LCD screen of mobile phones
like those Panasonic phones that the LCD displays can change background colours between orange and green

this thing is very hard to find though
and most of all, hard to mod into an orb

go here to take a look at this the product
this one has 3 colours
orange, green, and blue
http://www.panasonic.co.jp/semicon/p...F/E00123AE.pdf


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another way to go at this is to build a little chip with an alternator timer
switches from one LED light to another
so this involves of having multiple LED lights on a little chip
you have to have the proper stuff to do this
cause this is one challenge to fit that chip onto the orb


and you two should stop laughing at people and wake up and realize how small your knowledge is in those puny brains

my advise to you 2 is to do some research before making a mockery of yourself

evil techie, thanks for your help man i KNEW there was something out there. As for you two, dont ya feel stupid?

welcome ;)

though that looks REALLY cool, what im talkin about is like a lava lamp that gradually changes colors. i've seen those before, but i wanna take that light and put it inside my case (once i mod it via Computer Mod Club) so i would have multiple lights that change by themself, gradually, not just from red and switch to yellow. It would gradually get lighter from red, to orange, to yellow. You know what i mean?

LED doesnt really do that though

its very hard to dim a LED light

is there any color light that can be dimmed and is safe for the computer?

http://www.directron.com/led.html

blinking LED

and yes
i think u can dim
those cold cathod lights and neon lights usualy comes with an inverter and some of them has a rheostat on it