lieutenant L
New Member
Hi everyone
I did make a thread a few weeks ago for a friend of mine who has now got her electronics sorted
I though i had mine sorted until i did 1 thing - measured up the circuit and battery - then measured the casing im putting it in - and it is a very tight fit - very tight - please read on and help - im very worried at the moment as i need this complete by the 3rd of march - but i would like to have it done by this weekend hopefully
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In adition to this the clock has a blue LED - being used on an acrylic strip - the light goes up the acrylic and lights it up as you probably know - well this strip is 50 mm by 20 mm
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I would like to setup a second simple wired circuit ( just switch , battery ( another disc battery ) and an LED ( plus a resistor if needed) that will replace the blue LED being used in the circuit at the moment to make this acrylic light up making the screen backlight
It needs to be a 3 mm LED - and i would prefer it to be green - but i tried a standard 3mm green LED with these specs
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It was very poor - could you please suggest what type of brightness i should go for as a minimum
Any help is greatly appreciated - as i pretty much need to get this done ASAP
Thankyou
Luke
I did make a thread a few weeks ago for a friend of mine who has now got her electronics sorted
I though i had mine sorted until i did 1 thing - measured up the circuit and battery - then measured the casing im putting it in - and it is a very tight fit - very tight - please read on and help - im very worried at the moment as i need this complete by the 3rd of march - but i would like to have it done by this weekend hopefully
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In adition to this the clock has a blue LED - being used on an acrylic strip - the light goes up the acrylic and lights it up as you probably know - well this strip is 50 mm by 20 mm
**broken link removed**
I would like to setup a second simple wired circuit ( just switch , battery ( another disc battery ) and an LED ( plus a resistor if needed) that will replace the blue LED being used in the circuit at the moment to make this acrylic light up making the screen backlight
It needs to be a 3 mm LED - and i would prefer it to be green - but i tried a standard 3mm green LED with these specs
**broken link removed**
It was very poor - could you please suggest what type of brightness i should go for as a minimum
Any help is greatly appreciated - as i pretty much need to get this done ASAP
Thankyou
Luke