bridging for leds

[fusionized]

Hi, I am quite new in the phone business. I've modified quite a few phone's LEDs successfully and am moving onto bridging the resistors so that the LEDs are brighter though I know this drains alot of the battery.

I was wondering, how I would go around bridging the points. I've read a few sites, for resistors which are closely together, am I able to just place solder on top of the resistors. Also I'm looking for bridging points of Nokia 6210s, what material would I go around to bridging those (copper wire, conductive pen, etc)

[gazzaman2k]

just get a little bit on ur tip then rub it acros the top of the resistor till theres a visible line of it going from one side the to the other. btw the led will slightly flicker when u call out they always do. i know this coz i do led changing for £15 + £4 P&P in the uk

[badger]

If you fit the Toyodo Gosei ULTRA Blue and bridge the resistors as I have done on a 6210, the phone is soooo bright that it will illuminate an entire room at night. Someone dropped some money in a night club and my 6210 was used as a torch, it really is that bright. Hope you don't mind charging the battery more often!!!

[welshwizard]

visit www.bluled.co.uk if u havent already and there should b sum info there.......

[fusionized]

I've read blueled.co.uk, it doesn't show how to bridge the resistors for a Nokia 6210, I've fitted in blue leds fora Nokia 6210 and wish to bridge the leds. I've heard that these are one of the hardest to bridge the leds for.

[mycomms]

but...after bridging...ya hp will consume more battery than before...

[mimmy228]

Hi,guys,

Now i know how to bridge the LED.
but can you guys tell me how to bridge for my BUZZER to make it louder?

[welshwizard]

Originally posted by fusionized
I've read blueled.co.uk, it doesn't show how to bridge the resistors for a Nokia 6210, I've fitted in blue leds fora Nokia 6210 and wish to bridge the leds. I've heard that these are one of the hardest to bridge the leds for.

I bridged my resistors on my 6210 with the guide from bluled!!

the resistors r tiny.

http://www.bluled.co.uk/6210tranny.jpg
Shown here are the ballast resistors for both key and LCD lights. Red is display, Blue is keys. You must either solder a small piece of single core wire across the terminals of each resistor indicated to bridge them, or if you can manage it, use a solder bridge (by running a molten piece of solder across it to form a bridge). Only bridge the coloured resistors. There is no need to bridge them if fitting red, orange or yellow LEDs
http://www.bluled.co.uk/led6210bridge.jpg

[fusionized]

Thanks for the input guys, I'm looking forward to bridging my phones.

[Manipulator]

try to add this chip in your h/p. MIC4827 form www.micrel.com it can provide 180vpp for brighter and more LED and just need 3volt. i haven't try it, just read it from electronics mag's.