Does anyone know the Proper way to CONNECT LEDS INTO NES?

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hayabusafmw
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Does anyone know the Proper way to CONNECT LEDS INTO NES?

Post by hayabusafmw »

I wired some leds on my casing ,
I tryed this Method by JEEP


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Connected it FINE..........
just doesn't work AT all...


i put only 4 leds , with 2 resistors

like he told me to do...


I don't know why im thinking i don't have ENOUGH voltage.....

I tryed on a 9V the lights come on but still are LOW.

Imagine that nes connection listed on the drawing is supposed to give me 5 V.................... for 4 leds + 2 resistors...... geez...
I don't think im gonna see light in Months

anyone know how do do it?
hayabusafmw
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Post by hayabusafmw »

PS: keep in mind those are the same leds i used in my dreamcast


which i connected to 12V in order for them to work...
& now it's BRIGHT AS crazy!


how can i plug them to NES?
i put 2 resistors so i shall be more than fine.
jedi knight
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Post by jedi knight »

I think your problem lies here
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It shows the positive end of one led touching the negative end of another. You don't want that. Instead of that tie the positive leads together and then wire the negative leads together. I think that should do the trick.
Meh, I don't post much.
Felino
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Post by Felino »

Easiest way, 2 resisters, two leds, removes the thinking involved.

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+5 -------/\/\/----[LED] ------ gnd
       L--/\/\/----[LED] ---l
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hayabusafmw
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Post by hayabusafmw »

what i did PLUG it to the 12v

works like a charm


like i said to the other guy before
I think im getting TOO LOW current...

if you go by the logic....


not working on 5v, works little on 9v battery..... what does it say


needs more Voltage ^^ hehe

thanks all!!!
for help!!

appreciate it!
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