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LED wires?

NeoSlicerZ · 2004-07-01 14:23:10

Ok i'm putting together a comp right now. In a red and a black wire, the red's obviously positive right? In a green and a black wire, which one's positive??

01-07-2004 2:23pm

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NeoSlicerZ

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Ok i'm putting together a comp right now.
In a red and a black wire, the red's obviously positive right?
In a green and a black wire, which one's positive??

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#2 02-07-2004 9:51am

Sir Random

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I presume it's a front panel connector, and generally the lighter colours are positive (white, green, orange). Connecting an led the wrong way around just means it won't work, there's no risk of short circuit.

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