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Re: Color codes for new versions of anything?
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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik
You're in FIRST. I say use the resistor color code that'll get you 100 codes just using two strips.
Actually, that may just work.. Thanks Kevin!


Here I go being picky again.. but.. from the site.
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Black is also easy to remember as zero because of the nothingness common to both.
I thought black was a combination of all the colors, and white was nothing?
Or, did I get that mixed up? <more than likely, the latter...>
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