Nintendo on the Go! Almost done, just have a few questions.
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Folks, the real thing you need to be looking for in white LEDs is current draw.
A 10,000mcd LED with a very narrow 15 degree viewing angle is going to work poorly for a backlight.
The same LED with a 45 degree viewing angle will be only 3,000mcd. It outputs the same light, but over a wider area. This usually works better for backlights.
Look here to see the differences:
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-bin/ ... oduct=LEDS
A 10,000mcd LED with a very narrow 15 degree viewing angle is going to work poorly for a backlight.
The same LED with a 45 degree viewing angle will be only 3,000mcd. It outputs the same light, but over a wider area. This usually works better for backlights.
Look here to see the differences:
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-bin/ ... oduct=LEDS
New Question: I'm using rechargeable batteries and will be adding a charge jack. If the charger is at the same voltage as the batteries, would it be okay to plug it in and play at the same time? I don't need a switch to disconnect the batteries from the system and to the charger, it's fine to have them all hooked up at the same time, right?

