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yeah? and what if we dont use a resistor? I mean, youre being too sceptical about this.
the speakers have a built in DC adapter, so it doesnt need any current rectifying system, even if is just a set of resistors, what i mean is it works fine, and i may post some video, sometime.
Well why dont you read the post till the end, or at least, earlier posts, i said it, i had this for a month+ and it keeps going... still working pretty neat...
The point is that it's really really really bad practice in electronics, especially at the cost of about 1-4 cents to add a resistor to do it properly. It may work fine for a while, maybe for as long as you need it to, doesn't mean that it is something that "works fine" and you should accept as the normal way to do it.
Well why dont you read the post till the end, or at least, earlier posts, i said it, i had this for a month+ and it keeps going... still working pretty neat...
It works so why fix it metality
easier to do it wrong than right??
maybe find out what brand LEDs the op is planning on BBQing then we can invest in the company and make some $$$ seeing how the op just wants to fry LEDs
more money than God
I wonder if I could get an interest free loan, no FREE money from the op??--lol
poof there goes another $50 transistor - oh well--klink into the bin.
Guys youre not getting it, if i used a resistor, like i tryed i couldnt light up the second LED because they were in series,im not agains resistors, i just hado no adequate resistors because the guy in the store thought i wanted to buil it with all of the LED's having a connection to the source power, i had bought two transistors and 4 LED's, and i wanted to do it so bad, so i did not bothered going to store again to buy other ones, also i dont drive and the next electronics store is not that near my house...
I promiss next time i will use adequate resistors so i can light up both LED's in series
more money than God
I wonder if I could get an interest free loan, no FREE money from the op??--lol
poof there goes another $50 transistor - oh well--klink into the bin.
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