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Hacking Tea Lights

The driver chip in a rechargeable tea light has been replaced by the ATTiny85 along with new FW to make the flickering look more natural.

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The instructions for the hardware hack and the firmware can be found in my Github repository: https://github.com/tscha70/LEDCandle
You can play around with the code available for the Arduino IDE. I have to admit that it's quite tricky to work with an ATTiny85, but it's also a lot of fun.

You will need some of these lights:
Lunartec set of 6 rechargeable LED tea lights with charging station, remote control

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