![]() One of the apps I saw (again, I can't recall the name right now) was $25.00 to get rid of the watermark logo. You basically select the shape of the unlit lightsaber in your photos, and then select the color you want, and boom - a lit lightsaber. (or any size for that matter), there's a couple different apps (the names escape me at the moment) - much like the FaceApp, but you can get it for computers, as well. There's a cheaper and easier way to do them, however, if you already have one of the many 1/6 versions from HT, Sideshow, Hasbro, etc. The first guy I mentioned makes them with the look of the actual light-saber handles, but they are wired, and require running the wires up the sleeves of the figure, and out to a separate power supply (either a battery, or wall socket). I saw a couple on eBay about six months ago, but I held off on getting one (they were $65.00 a piece), and they were pretty basic - a hollow cylinder for the saber, and one of those long, skinny micro batteries for the handle - they weren't anything too fancy, and they didn't look at all like the cases we see for the light-sabers in all the films. Some functions can be updated using Web API, but the developers are currently working on solving. It could mean a bad bulb, but if you have just replaced the bulb or tube and it’s still flickering, then the problem is most likely a bad ballast. Flickering A strobing or flickering light is the most obvious sign of a bad ballast. ![]() ![]() There is a guy who has made them (he used to be on the Freaks board), but I think he's on Facebook only now. Problems with these capabilities have not been reported. Below are some commons signs that the ballast on your fixture is not working correctly.
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