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26-01-2009, 22:09
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Re: Decorative LEDs?
Wow, this forum does move quickly... thanks for all the support
 The pink target will have a blue component, but the red will very much predominate so I agree that blue's our best bet. Green and magenta are complementary, so you can't get a perfectly innocent color. As for <R02-A>, that seems to refer to obstructing human vision. Camera interference falls under C, mostly. |
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