How can I add a candle flicker LED to my static LED circuit?

[DPG]

Sorry, thought I'd posted one - it's this (actually 2 of them):

Pardon our interruption...

And thanks again.

Thanks. I reckon you'll be fine with the resistor in place, but let us know.

 

[pnutttz]

Thanks. I reckon you'll be fine with the resistor in place, but let us know.

I will. Thanks so much for the help - always really nice to find people so happy to help out others

 

[littlespark]

you canniblised a Lego set??!!

You get no help from me!!!!

 

[pnutttz]

you canniblised a Lego set??!!

You get no help from me!!!!

Haha! It's an aftermarket

you canniblised a Lego set??!!

You get no help from me!!!!

Haha, it's an aftermarket set of lights I bought for some of my son's Lego but they sent the wrong ones and let me keep them instead of returning them! Doing a good job of lighting up a proton pack and neutrona wand though

 

[pnutttz]

Thanks. I reckon you'll be fine with the resistor in place, but let us know.

Thanks for the help everyone. I wired the flicker LEDs direct to the battery, and added the resistor in series on the positive feed just before the LED. Still got a bit of flicker on the static LEDs so added a second resistor on the negative feed after the flicker LED and now all works well. Wouldn't have had a clue how to sort any of that without the help given here, so thanks again.

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[DPG]

Thanks for the help everyone. I wired the flicker LEDs direct to the battery, and added the resistor in series on the positive feed just before the LED. Still got a bit of flicker on the static LEDs so added a second resistor on the negative feed after the flicker LED and now all works well. Wouldn't have had a clue how to sort any of that without the help given here, so thanks again.

New video by Mark Nuttall

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Mark

Nice one! Thanks for letting us know.