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Correction for page 129
LED part #G155b2 from Goldmine Electronics should really be #G15562 (replace the "b" with a "6").
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Posted by knat on June 20, 2006 at 15:34:17 Pacific Time
- P/N: G15562 Out of stock
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That part is listed as out of stock with no information as to the voltage drop and at what current. Can we assume it's 20 mA and 3.4v? In general, listing specs in the article would be much more helpful than a part number. Especially if the part number is incorrect or obsolete... :-)
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Ed T.Posted by lactoso on September 24, 2006 at 11:35:41 Pacific Time
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