So, I’m busy carving, building and slicing up my fingers designing a nice case for the OP-1 out of wood and/or bamboo. Sorry, I’m a scientist- technically bamboo is a grass, not wood.
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Actually for best night vision you’d want dim blue LEDs. But yes. And dim! Not insanely bright like my UA-1000 power LED that shines like a thousand suns.
yea i agree on the softer colored LEDs. u’d be surprised at how certain colors & brightness can really bug your eyes out after long periods of time. even if you’re not staring directly at them, but in your field of vision.
@RTK dim LEDs would be easy, I’d just add some extra resistors, or better yet, a potentiometer and people could just adjust the brightness. I didn’t really think of blue, but it’s my favorite LED color. I have an LED that lights up the entire room on my headphone amp, pretty annoying at night for my wife when I listen to music in bed.
(most) Blue LEDs are actually not too friendly to the eye, I think aside from messing with sleep rhythms they emit wavelengths of light that make it very difficult to focus correctly. The cheap chinese no name very blue ones can be harmful to the retina as they put out quite a bit of UV, if you do use blue use a good brand and diffused versions, and the correct resistor so that they do not light up the whole room.
I like orange too!!! Perhaps I may need to do a little experimentation in my evil lab!!! Another idea I have would be electroluminiscent cable/strips. However, I have to see if I can run it off of 9v batteries. The LEDs run of practically no power at all.