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If you only want to make one hoop and dont want to bother buying 100 feet of tubing you can buy the white tubing by the foot, or a complete LED hula hoop parts kit with LEDs, resistors and and batteries etc here
this should also help you make resistor calculations and choose LEDs.Posted by prodmod on February 05, 2008 at 13:18:53 Pacific Time
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I think the link disappeared. If it was my code error I'll try again here. If you need to remove the link for whatever reason you can go ahead. Sorry.
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LED Hula Hoop Parts KitPosted by prodmod on February 07, 2008 at 19:19:29 Pacific Time
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