LED replacement

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LED replacement

Post by FDSMAN »

what if someone replaced the LED, whould it change anything but the color?
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Not if the LED uses the same voltage and current as the old one. (one time I replaced a 12V DC led with a 120V AC, all you-know-what broke loose.) And of course, it won't work if the polarity is reversed.
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Post by monster »

what if i shorted it out wire some wire? i'm gonna use the battery pack that ben used on the PS2P since it's li-ion, has a charger, and is most likely regulated (also 5400mAh for ~$50 isn't bad either).

.:EDIT:. i mentioned it because the battery pack has that charge indicator thingy, so the LED on the N64 is a waste of power
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Post by myname2 »

Well, you could just remove it... :P
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Post by monster »

removing it won't make it not work?

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Remove it and short the connections it connected to, so juice still goes where it has to.
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