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ok so i broke the screen transformer so i don't have any backlight (stupid screwdriver )
So i'll have to do the led mod as planed but a lot sooner than i tought . The question is what led's to use.
i've found some 22Kmcd but is that over doing it?if i could put some thing like a pot to change the brightness it should be good?right? (i like bright screens so that im attaqued by a wild baboon i can make him blind and run away )
Link to the LEDs? It us unlikely they are 22,000mcd, at least at 3mm and a normal viewing angle.
I say you should use 8 3mm LEDs of decent brightness. If you really wanna scare that Baboon, you could take a look in my screen thread, I have strips of LEDs ranging from 4-38 LEDs.
Hmm, looks like the incredibly bright ones run off of 12v. You will need a separate power source to run it, as the psone screen only has 5v available on the board. So if you use a 12v battery, then you will need a regulator to drop it down to 7-9v, or else you risk frying your screen. Then you could get the 12v directly off the battery.
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I guess you are right... but why would they do that? Give free resistors for 12v, I mean?
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Because 12V is a common auto voltage and is also readily available in computers. The last sevearal lots of LEDs I bought all came with 12V and 5V resistors.
Problem:
the resistors are useless in this scenario:
Ohms decrease current, or amps, not pressure, or voltage.
In other words you would not need them.
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