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    can someone help me with an led switching circuit?

    it's for car alarm use so the transistor would be used to break a circuit so it would be powered while car is off.
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    can someone help me with an led switching circuit?

    you are correct I had the one miss wired I got it working the way I asked. but the first way I wired it might work for me as well because it gave the illusion that the red led was flashing because the way the blue was going on and off but I think I will use this circuit then add the timer to...
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    can someone help me with an led switching circuit?

    hi finally got around to hooking the circuit up and testing it. one thing I would like it to do that it is not. the blue led is blinking via the pulsating input. when I ground the one input for the red one it goes on but the blue also continues to blink. is there a way to get the blue led to cut...
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    can someone help me with an led switching circuit?

    I was able to figure it out. thanks
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    can someone help me with an led switching circuit?

    quick question on that timing diagram it shows two LEDs on it I only have one so I'm alittle confused how to hook it.
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    can someone help me with an led switching circuit?

    thanks for the reply I will get some transistors and give it a try. what components do I need to add if I wanted that red led to be blinking?
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    can someone help me with an led switching circuit?

    I have a bi color led red/blue with a common cathode. the led will be regularly blinking with blue from a 12vdc pulsing circuit. when a sensor I have detects motion it has a wire and will send out a negative signal to the bi color led to switch it from blue to red as long as this negative...

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