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Originally posted by Joe Ross
First of all, 30ma seems a little high for a yellow LED. I'm used to 20ma for yellows, higher for blue and white, although it will work higher (and be brighter). Since it's just your computer, it won't matter if they burn out in 3 years rather then 10.
Yeah, I realized after I posted it that the specs I listed were for a different LED - not the one I linked to.

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Second, since they are series, the total current draw for both is 30ma, not 60ma.
3 weeks out of school and you start to mix up your physics already. whoops!

Anyways, fixing that mistake, that means my resister should be a 280ohm?
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