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500 LED 'extreme flashlight'

          Here's one for a Friday afternoon - a homemade 500 LED 'extreme flashlight', or torch, as we would say. As well as its operation, the video covers the build process for this device with 50 watt power consumption at full power.

See also: Electronics Weekly's roundup of content related to LEDs, with a special focus on both white LEDs and coloured LEDs:

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