Hello! I must say I'm very happy to have found this forum, with such knowledgeable and helpful people. Generally I read in depth before posting a question but I'm under a bit of a time crunch and am hoping I can find help here.
I'm trying to wire up a Linrose Red / Green / Amber LED (Part #B4361L1/5-LED - http://www.linrose.com/) with a switch so I can switch it to Only red, only green or amber. LED box says to power both red & green to get amber. I'm trying to do this with just the LED, some 0.25 Watt / 100 ohm resistors, and power from one AA battery (~1.5V). Does anyone have a quick and dirty solder circuit that might work for this?
If you're wondering, this is to be used to light a pumpkin in lieu of a candle for a pumpkin contest at a party my kids are going to, which is tomorrow, hence the time crunch. Would've preferred some lead time, but coulda woulda shoulda.
I'm trying to wire up a Linrose Red / Green / Amber LED (Part #B4361L1/5-LED - http://www.linrose.com/) with a switch so I can switch it to Only red, only green or amber. LED box says to power both red & green to get amber. I'm trying to do this with just the LED, some 0.25 Watt / 100 ohm resistors, and power from one AA battery (~1.5V). Does anyone have a quick and dirty solder circuit that might work for this?
If you're wondering, this is to be used to light a pumpkin in lieu of a candle for a pumpkin contest at a party my kids are going to, which is tomorrow, hence the time crunch. Would've preferred some lead time, but coulda woulda shoulda.