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Re: Best way to power array of LEDs?

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From: Frontline Electronics
Date: Sat, 07 Dec 2002 03:28
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The only spec I remember is distance that it can be seen from
but color temp may have been one.
Jeff

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Paul Hovnanian wrote in message <3DEE0D79.629FAC0D@boeing.com>...
>Watson 'Atto Parsec' Name wrote:
>>
>>[snip]
>>
>> I think the blue LEDs are going to be a real hit.  A guy parked his car
and
>> left the parking light on, and he had put blue LEDs in the windshield
>> washer squirters on the hood.  Well, 3 or 4 kids came down to look at
them
>> and they were all over his car like flies on dog doo-doo, saying Ooh! and
>> Ahh.
>
>Put one in the center of each taillight. Sort of like those blue lenses
>people used to put in tail lights to make them look violet. With LEDs,
>you can switch them separately in case the police object to the
>modification.
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