Do tell! Always interested in how things that light up can be installed on pins...................oooooh.............lookit the lights!!

More info please... A video would be excellent too!

Confused on the website URL - Do you mean www.led-outlets.com ?

Hmmmm...$5 hmmmmm...

Here is the exact link if anyone is curious

http://www.led-outlets.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=303_304_262&products_id=802

A fantastic example of ingenuity, and saving some money DIY. The only reason I have not done something like this already is because it would draw attention to my ugly floor

If these leds use 8A (4x2A), won´t the fuse blow if you wire them to "flashers and gun"?

"Reminding:as for the delivery puzzle, the IR is exclude the battery,
while you can find it easily on your local place"

LOL...

I am curious though, where exactly did you tap the 12V from?

-Steve Ridge

Sound board power supply is usually 12V on the machines I've done it on.

The best effect is acchieved if the under cabinet leds flash according to what's happening in the game. I've seen a video where the leds are connected with harnesses under the regular harnesses in the backbox. Does anyone know how to do this connection (to get 12 V on and off according to the game action)? And where to buy harnessess that can lead 12 V to the leds and still let all the signals through to the regular harness?

I just make the harness. They don't make one.

While this is neat and all there is a huge value for being able to plug n play a lot of mods like under cab flashers. If someone is able to wire these up to 12 volts themselves and flash with the game flasher colors then they wouldn't buy the kits anyways. You can also do this with less of the 5050 LD strip since it is way brighter and a better LED

To fix that all you have to do is go to Target and get a white bath rug the same size as your game and put that under it. Being white the colors just explode. I've done it and it's great.

So are you saying that you can run a wire from the RGB to multiple flashers so the lights will go off more.Also are their seperate RGB wires or are they bundled together?Does polarity matter? Sorry for so many questions but not trying to screw it up.

I just picked up a color changing LED light strip kit last night at IKEA for $35. It comes with 4 ft. of LED that can stay a solid color, slowly change between a handful of colors, or quickly change between colors. There is no wiring into the pin needed, so tonight I'm going to get underneath my T2 and use 2-sided tape to install. And I'll mount the little on/off switch next to the on/off switch of the pin, so it will be optional to have them on while you play. I'll post some photos when completed.

Just added LEDs to my royal rumble. I used the service outlet and rewired it to turn on with the switch.

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I picked up this LED light kit at IKEA for $39.99 and it took less than 15 minutes to get set up. It comes with the sticky 2-sided tape too. I used zip ties to secure up the extra cords and it looks perfectly clean from up top now. It looks great if choose to hold a steady color or have it slowly rotate from white-yellow-green-blue-purple.

I put the on/off control switch right next to the power switch on my T2, so no hard-wiring into the game itself.

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just hook up each color to a different 89 flasher bulb circuit

I've got a set on the bottom of my machine, but have not wired up to the flasher bulbs yet (service outlet only)

But what voltage are the flashers? Aren't they 24V and the led strips are 12V. Led can be "over driven" for a while, but then will burn up.. No issues so far?

On the LED strips, white should be 12V+ and all other color legs are grounded (Red, Blue, Green). Hot wire to positive leg of one flasher (or another 12V+ source), and then grounds to other flashers...Correct?

89 bulbs should be 12v the same bulb is used in older cars as side markers

as far as 12v all the time I clip to the board 12v test pin and just a ground

careful tapping into your machine's power . my wwfrr did not like that at all ! so i used the service outlet.

i do agree, actually under cabinet leds flashing kit doesn't cost more than $6 and takes about 15/30 minutes to make.

you can find 16 feets of 5050 rgb led strip about anywhere on paypal for $12, good for 4 machines if you use 3-4 feets for each machine. so that's $3 dollards per machine. the wires to go up the mpu board is about $1, a z connector and a molex plug another $2 (and i'm generous) connected to any mpu in the flasher lamps/special coils plug (it says on the mpu flasher lamps).

infos to make this as been on the net for the past 2 years and here about a year+ ago.

so yes, $5-6 is about right.