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    I'm confused about the igniter 3 manual...when running RGB crystal in parallel with the main led, it says to use 22-33 ohm resistor for the Red.

    I'm using TCSS RGB led (Run at 20mA. forward voltage is Red-1.9V Blue-3.3V Green-3.3V)
    When I do the math (calculating Red) with standard 3.7 battery:
    Using the standard formula of 3.7-1.9/.020= 90 ohms
    I'm calculating 90 ohms...

    What am I missing?



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    That sounds about right for an accent LED. For questions about that board, you’d be better asking over at the TRA.
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    Quote Originally Posted by deviltronix View Post
    I'm confused about the igniter 3 manual...when running RGB crystal in parallel with the main led, it says to use 22-33 ohm resistor for the Red.

    I'm using TCSS RGB led (Run at 20mA. forward voltage is Red-1.9V Blue-3.3V Green-3.3V)
    When I do the math (calculating Red) with standard 3.7 battery:
    Using the standard formula of 3.7-1.9/.020= 90 ohms
    I'm calculating 90 ohms...

    What am I missing?



    igniter3.jpg
    I use 82 ohm resistors in that application. No fails yet.

    Tom

    "Mistakes are our greatest teacher."

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