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Electroluminescent wire Need help Rate Topic: -----

#1 elementcollector1 


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Okay, so I'm building a replica of the Portal Device from Portal. The thing is, for the lighting in the middle of the gun, I need EL wire. Unfortunately, I understand next to nothing about EL wire.
Some questions I have are:
Can a 9V or less battery make the wire emit enough visible light?
Does the wire need an AC power source to work?
Can the wire be hooked up to a simple circuit?
Any help is much appreciated.
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#2 swansont 


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You can run some of them off of two AA batteries. It depends on the length.
Example http://www.elbestbuy...leofremali.html
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#3 elementcollector1 


Baryon
The most I should be using is 3 feet.
So, that would be 3 volts total?
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#4 elementcollector1 


Baryon
Actually, I found a much cheaper and simpler solution, so thanks anyway. :D
By the way, this topic can be closed now.

This post has been edited by elementcollector1: 3 August 2011 - 09:10 PM

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