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viparspectra 165w LED replacement

I know I couldn't sit through watching this whole video and idk much about editing so feel free to jump from beginning to end. I don't have alot of dialog throughout mainly just with the first few lights I did and the last few lights. here's a brief summary to help those that watching doesn't always make total sense when trying to learn something. items used philips head screw driver, soldering iron, electrical solder, small flat head screwdriver, thermal paste, pliers(optional), and use finger nail polish if you can use clear. heat up iron, use iron to melt solder on led prong at the same time pry up the prong with small flathead repeat on second prong, (use pliers to break plastic LED diode cover then use iron to heat metal diode plate with slight pressure until solder melts underneath or use iron to melt through plastic until iron touchs metal plate hold slight pressure until solder underneath melts), apply small dab of thermal paste not a dollip its not sour cream add to back of new LED chip or to the board underneath previous LED position (not to the prong), put new led in place making sure to match up + and - signs on prongs to board, use iron to heat prongs until it melts remaining solder underneath prong, may need to use finger on the LED lens to add pressure to hold it down while you remove iron so prong stays in place(may be hot to touch), repeat with other prong, (if solder connection is minimal add small amount of new solder to your prongs doesn't take much), turn on light to make sure your connection is good if the bulb lights up your good if it doesn't light up your connection may not be complete or you reversed the polarity don't panic just melt the solder again pull it up and turn it 180° and reinstall it'll be fine then test the light again, and final step lightly cover the 2 prongs and solder with finger nail polish, if you don't have or don't want to use polish you can attempt to use a small paint brush and your thermal paste just isn't as easy and may not cover as well and may be a bit messy. Bought a few different colors of 3w led chips off Amazon (blue, violet/ultraviolet, green,, and full spectrum) and a tube of thermal paste from best buy. I am not an electrician I took what little knowledge I have, used common sense, and watched a variety of YouTube videos before trying this. Still I came out being a little more brute strength vs brain power sometimes however got the job done and love how the lights are now.