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Most of the LEDs that are mass produced in China are pure red, but you may be able to find a few red orange ones out there.I agree. LED technology has come quite a long way in the past couple years. I'm a vendor on S2ki for LEDs, so I've had my fair share of terrible LED manufacturers and experimenting with LEDs. Currently building a set of turn signal / DRL LEDs from scratch with around 100 LEDs.Edit:An interesting tidbit I found.While personal preference can play somewhat of a role in determining that, red-orange is the unofficial industry standard for brake lamp illumination color. this is because the color appears brighter to the human eye without actually being any brighter then a typical red led. how can that be?the easiest way to see that is to look at a human eye sensitivity chart:stolen from here: http://www.maximintegrated.com/app-n...ex.mvp/id/1883
Most of the LEDs that are mass produced in China are pure red, but you may be able to find a few red orange ones out there.
I agree. LED technology has come quite a long way in the past couple years. I'm a vendor on S2ki for LEDs, so I've had my fair share of terrible LED manufacturers and experimenting with LEDs.
Currently building a set of turn signal / DRL LEDs from scratch with around 100 LEDs.
Edit:
An interesting tidbit I found.
While personal preference can play somewhat of a role in determining that, red-orange is the unofficial industry standard for brake lamp illumination color. this is because the color appears brighter to the human eye without actually being any brighter then a typical red led. how can that be?
the easiest way to see that is to look at a human eye sensitivity chart:
stolen from here: http://www.maximintegrated.com/app-n...ex.mvp/id/1883
