Hi guys,
I want to connect 2 red LEDs and 2 white LEDs to the same powersource.
This will be going on a Tamiya remote controlled electric buggy.
I know that if you have two different mA going through the circuit only one set of two will light cause the electricity will take the easiest route through.
so.... 2 white leds @3.3V with a 9V supply will require a ≈ 150-180 Ω resistor.
and..... 2 red leds @2V with a 9 V supply will require a ≈ 390 Ω resistor
Can I plug all 4 leds to the same circuit and use two 9V batteries ? Or can you guys be kind enough as to tell what would be the easiest way to proceed please?
Thank you in advance,
Xribble
I want to connect 2 red LEDs and 2 white LEDs to the same powersource.
This will be going on a Tamiya remote controlled electric buggy.
I know that if you have two different mA going through the circuit only one set of two will light cause the electricity will take the easiest route through.
so.... 2 white leds @3.3V with a 9V supply will require a ≈ 150-180 Ω resistor.
and..... 2 red leds @2V with a 9 V supply will require a ≈ 390 Ω resistor
Can I plug all 4 leds to the same circuit and use two 9V batteries ? Or can you guys be kind enough as to tell what would be the easiest way to proceed please?
Thank you in advance,
Xribble