[Zalec]

Ok this is how I go the idea. My dad, has this U of M hat and it has a battery in it, and the block M will light up and flash when you turn it on. My idea is to put a very small Neon, on the underside of the lip on my hat. I got it all planned out except the power source. question is, what kind of battery would i need to say power the neon for like a couple hours atleast. Also would i need this to be AC current or DC? im thinking DC which would be very hard to do with a battery (like the one that powers a watch or my dads hat) this would be a great idea. Hell if it works out and i like it i just might get a patent market it.

 

[Lukydogg]

Find out what volt the neon is and match up a battery to the transistor. Or look up a company called TechnoStrobe. They produce personal neon light sources. Theirs runs off of 2 AA batteries for approximately 20 hours, and 45 hours strobing.....actual statistics from a catalog I have of neon lighting supplies.

 

[jec215]

LINK???

 

[01blkcat]

They call it Google.

 

[hamann]

Originally posted by: 01blkcat
They call it Google.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: hahaha