| Post 10 made on Wednesday July 12, 2006 at 13:42 |
Ernie Bornn-Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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fluid-druid's approach is a good one. I prefer blink-LEDs, meaning that they are both IR and visible, so I can see what is happening; this takes care of knowing whether one has blown.
Glackowitz's approach with the CB-60 is perfect. The 789-44 has the same electronics, meaning one series resistor per LED, with the disadvantage of only four outputs and the advantage of a terminal strip. The CB-60, if I remember correctly, requires miniplugs for all connections, so putting it at a distance requires a splice to a short cable with a plug, or soldering a mini stereo plug. I'd rather just screw down wires.
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