Tried and tested. :)
These were specifically designed to use three AG3 batteries - the cheapest batteries I can find on Ebay - and a single 5mm LED.
100 of these batteries is $4 shipped:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wholesale-100pcs-AG3-LR41-SR41-392-196-Alkaline-Button-Cell-Coin-Battery-/291376606158?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43d7662bce
And 100 LEDs is $1.31 shipped:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-Of-100-Pcs-5mm-Round-Blue-LED-Super-Bright-Bulb-Panel-Board-Lamp-Light-/261752989837?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cf1b1a88d
Two of these are included, as I generally like to spin two lights at once, instead of just one. I'm still not very good.
Battery life at full brightness is more than 8 hours. At just under half brightness, the L.E.D. will still produce light 2 days later.
The LED part does need to be drilled (any standard drill set will have a drill that works) - haven't figured out tolerances on it yet.
Instructions: Drill the hole to fit a 5mm L.E.D., tape together three AG3 batteries, bend one L.E.D. out straight, put the L.E.D. into the hole in reverse to bend the leads, friction fit the L.E.D. and 3 batteries into the space - this will keep the LED on. Slip some string through the holes, and you have electronic poi!
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