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![]() Anyone have experience using bright LED's to replace 'wheat germ' size lamps for backpanel lighting. Have an IC-735 with no display panel backlighting, am doing a freebee repair for ol' timer in Florida. 'al' Be cautious using "bright" LEDs for that job. It may make the backlight too bright! I've replaced wheat germ bulbs with standard yellow LEDs on a couple occasions with good success. I just measured the voltage going to the old Wheat germ bulb and inserted a resistor of proper value in series with the new LED to give me about 5 or 10 mA through the LED. Ed K7AAT |
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