LED USB candle

https://youtu.be/d8oGNrZc4sU
https://youtu.be/tYhKVuVkttQ

*****DISCLAIMER*****
I used a flashing RGB lED for this project, however you can use any 5mm LED you choose. You can have it a solid color, slow changing or even a flickering candle LED.
If it's a 5mm LED it will fit. Just keep in mind that this setup will allow 27mA of current through the LED series. This is the high end to ensure maximum brightness please ensure your LED can comfortably handle this current. Failing that you can put a larger resistor a 200 ohm will produce 25mA, a 250 ohm 20mA and a 300ohm 16mA.

(For the more tech savvy thees calculations deliberately ignore the forward voltage of the LED as a way to ensure a safety buffer so don't bother trying to correct my math =)

****INSTRUCTIONS****

This was a simple project to replace the battery powered RGB LED candle in a night light I built for my son.
I originally designed the nightlight to work with an RGB LED candle from Ebay link below.
http://www