Polarsmurf,
Not sure what you are talking about. Now that You mention it, maybe the "Voice of God" was a bit much 'cause I seem to remember using aroung 470 ohms for most of my 5 volt LED powering in the past.
Can I just retract the whole thing and say "Use a meter"? Still, I couldn't too far off, and you should not actually damage a "classic" LED unless you REALLY abuse it! Blue and white are another matter. They don't even tolerate reverse bias.
A simple LCD question
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If you see this post - http://www.lcdforums.com/forums/viewtop ... &forum=1&1 I replaced my flat white led with a round 5mm led. It fits very well (nice and tight)
Cheers,
r.
Cheers,
r.
As if there could be twoOn 2002-01-05 12:49, Shak wrote:
looks |337 if you dont mind me saying mr cheese
are you the same cheese off bit-tech?
Shak
r.
edit - Just noticed where you're from, I lived in Batley until last year!
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