psone led mod succesful!!!

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Good then it should work.
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Post by *o* »

lol if the leds are fried ive got 17 more :twisted:
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Sweet :twisted:
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I still think that you had an LED in backwards, because the resistor shouldn't. How many LEDs did you use, and what were the power requirements?
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Post by *o* »

IT WORKS!!!!

its a bit dark :cry: and the component i should bypass isntr there.....so im going to touch the back of the board till it works :twisted:
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it looks great the brightness is not a problem at all!!
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Congratulations.
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tthankyou!!!
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Post by *o* »

you know the board in the base of the screen could i cut it down like this|?

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Post by daguuy »

you don't need the board in the base of the screen if you connect the stuff to the slots on the bottom of the screen pcb
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

*o* go with a 22 ohm resistor because when i did a 10 ohm it would always fry my leds and crazy crap would happen too
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Post by *o* »

daaguy I want to wire it to that board to keep the connections (its easier)

and turbo tax i use 2 33ohm 1w in paralell it worked perfectly
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Post by Gamelver »

the resistor all depends on the specs of the leds and how many you use....
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i used 3 if anyone cares i used 3 and ot really even lighting
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Post by extremesonic »

yeah 10ohm is off i used 22(or 27 i think) and its much better. Use that voltage calculator(some one has the link)........ oh wait I do http://www.besthongkong.com/clrc.htm#parallel you should get 22 or 27ohm and both make it plenty bright.
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