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Old August 28th 03, 02:49 AM
Fred Nachbaur
 
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--- Bill --- wrote:
Fred Nachbaur wrote:

Any LED can be a 5 volt LED with an appropriate dropping resistor. ;-)

That being said, there *is* an LED rated for operation directly from a
5 volt line. Unfortunately, it's a flasher.

Cheers,
Fred



I noticed in the new Mouser catalog that there is a line of LED lamps
designed as direcet drop-ins for incandesent lamps. Horribly expensive
at this time.

-Bill


If you have a parts distributor nearby that stocks (or can order the
Mode line) you might find their variants marginally cheaper:

http://www.mode-elec.com/Products/Page_44-46.pdf

Distributor list he

http://www.mode-elec.com/Distributors/distributors.html

Cheers,
Fred
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