How To: "Magnetic LED Sticky Lights"

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I'll show you how to make magnetic LED Sticky Lights that you can throw and attach to anything that is made of metal! The best part is that you can make them for under $1 a piece!

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How To: "Magnetic LED Sticky Lights"

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Great idea and well presented..
... might be a commercial idea for events like Mardi Gras?.. I live in China and think that they could make these here, in volume, for around 15 cents or less? .. anyone interested? let me know
By chinacockney 1175472337 Reply Spam [+4] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~440700~~
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- very well idea
  cheap and attractive,its very very good idea of urs. :)
  By saiko king 1175534407 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~4806483~~
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- 15 cents....
  That's too High..... can you make it for 1 cents, if so I will buy 100,000 pcs...
  By pickachu 1175529178 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~2009109~~
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- You really
  want to spend 1000$ on lights?
  By Hero_Sky 1175576972 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~1828919~~
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- yeah, put me down for 100,000 also.
  .
  By MrD33 1175563334 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~4765549~~
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Dude
that is excellent, 5 stars for you. Very cheap and easy to make. You could start a business making these for special events, saves electricity and easy to clean up.
By XxOmegaBrolyxX 1175567253 Reply Spam [+3] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~3846317~~
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- Thanks!
  Ya, unfortunately I just don't have the time. They are fun though! And you're right, they're super easy to clean off, provided you don't throw them farther than you can reach! ;)
  By goman114 1175648166 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~4888368~~
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Glad you like them!
Glad you guys like them! I posted a video of these in action on the streets of Chicago. You can check it out here: http://doitmyself.wordpress.com/2007/03/11/sticky-lights-in-action-at-night-in-chicago/
By goman114 1175553907 Reply Spam [+2] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~4888368~~
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ahhh
omg nice video, but u need to add some sound SOMETHING! music anything. it gets boring to watch...
By Logical11 1213490180 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~3324203~~
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Give credit
This is the idea of Graffiti Research labs. They called them LED throwies. Give some credit

By ShiftyStrife 1211845465 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8976982~~
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ohhh yeah...
And how long will it work without switching off ? Day maybe two ?
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- how long do they work...
  I'm not completely sure, I know they work for at least a couple of days (that's the longest I've had one on for), but they supposedly will last a couple of weeks! Keep in mind that LEDs pull very little power. Also, you can turn them off simply by sticking the piece of paper back in between the LED lead and the battery.
  By goman114 1175916128 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~4888368~~
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well made
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