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This isn’t a real DIY but still, it’s a proof that you can practice jet skiing in your spa.

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Wow, check out these new color changing RGB Lamps! Although it’s not new tech, we give thumbs up for the design!

The lamp uses 4 LEDs, two red, one blue, and one green. By increasing, reducing, brightening or dimming each LED you get different colors!

The lamp uses a remote control so you can change LivingColors settings from anywhere in the room. What is smart on this remote is the fact that it remembers your last settings so you don’t need to reselect them.

The price for Philips LivingColors is £120.00. The product wasn’t release on the market, but you can preorder one from the Red5.co.uk shop.

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Here’s a cool blue heart LED light that you can use as an example to make some water filled lights. It’d be really cool if it was RGB.

This is small gift i maked for my girlfriend for Valentine’s day. Blue is her favorite color. So i decided make something that is blue.

First idea was to make copper sulphate crystals (I will place instructable how to make them later ) So i was started making crystals but i failed. After two days i only haved some small crystals and 2oz of that strange blue liquid you see in picture below…

There was only 2 hours before midnight left, and I decided tomorrow i must gift something to my girlfriend! Then I started thinking and idea shot straight to my head. I grabbed my instructables MagLite and just lighted to bottle with that solution…

With all the RGB projects we’ve done and we’ve seen around these days, it was cool to see an RGB
light in real world setting such as at a fusion restaurant in San Francisco. Anyways, I was way
too curious what lay underneath the color changing walls and had to take some pictures before
they stopped me. hehe….

These RGB lights for walls can be made from simple parts or can be bought if you need it for
your restaurant, bar, club, or other type of businesses.

Check out this cool DIY on making your own LED Pimp Bedroom and RGB light HOWTO!

I got this idea last year from a couple different things, one was this rope lightdecoration at the Illini Union courtyard cafe that continuously changes colors. The other was from this huge bright LED sign at Irving Park and Sheridan in Chicago that is at some mechanic that uses the sign to advertise his parking spaces for Cubs games. I made this with Red, Green, and Blue LEDs, so I can make any color of the rainbow. This is done the same way your TV or computer monitor works, Red+Green=Yellow, Red+Blue=Purple. I threw in some ultraviolet LEDs in hopes they’d be nice like a black light but they’re more violet than a black light.Go to index 1 of 2 if you want to see more technical pictures. Also, check out The Vos Pad

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