lighted key battery

[winfred]

radio shack has the correct battery for the lighted key, you know that 1.5 volt bastard that's a bitch to find because of the weird shape, it's part # 625 and cost me with tax $3.70, i may do some research into a good led when my bulb dies or i get board, i think a 3 volt photon led works better then the regular bulb even at 1.5 volts

[bahnstormer]

that's a better idea than payin 25 bucks for this

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33713&item=7972721854&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

[winfred]

almost 30 bux by time you pay s/h, but he allready led's it so you have that going for you, a led cost a few bucks for those who don't know


that's a better idea than payin 25 bucks for this

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33713&item=7972721854&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

[Blitzkrieg Bob]

Conversion is simple, I canibalized a LED toy for parts.

Just drill the Key light hole to accept the LED and march on down to Radio Shack for a 3 volt battery that fits.

Its a lot brighter than that ol' xmas bulb.

[Anthony (M5 in Calgary)]

Conversion is simple, I canibalized a LED toy for parts.

Just drill the Key light hole to accept the LED and march on down to Radio Shack for a 3 volt battery that fits.

Its a lot brighter than that ol' xmas bulb.

The 3V Lithium coin cell CR1620 is the correct size, fit + side to the button, - side to the spring. Look at the guts of the LED - wire the thick side to the copper strip, the thin side to the spring. (Yes I know about anode and cathode but...)

I use different colours to identify the two E34 keys on my chain: green for M5, red for 535. Keeps me from trying the wrong key...


Anthony