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SarverSystems said:If you have substantial soldering skills, then you already know what to do.
Step 1: Rip open the keyboard.
Step 2: Rip out the old LEDs.
Step 3: Cram in new LEDS.
Step 4: Jam the keyboard shut.
Step 5: Plug it in, and hope it doesn't burn the damn house down.
drizzt81 said:a smart person would first check whether the sum of the power consumptions of the LEDs + the keyboard itself is less than 500mA @ 5v. (i.e. 2.5W). If it is not, then you run the chance of burning out your mobo, or at least its USB port(s).
Right. So how would I go about testing USB power consumption?drizzt81 said:a smart person would first check whether the sum of the power consumptions of the LEDs + the keyboard itself is less than 500mA @ 5v. (i.e. 2.5W). If it is not, then you run the chance of burning out your mobo, or at least its USB port(s).
So why have you not posted them yet?Tech-Daddy said:I had a friend of mine swap out the LED's on the Saitek that I had, I took some pics of it.
Hah, alright. I'll look into it.Tech-Daddy said:Surface mount LED's are not expensive
it is not insane. The white ones were 60 cents each, and I believe I used like 8 of them.
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drizzt81 said:So why have you not posted them yet?
Yep.D3DAiM said:SMD LEDs right?