bascerballer4
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You still dont make sense. Why would all of a sudden I need a 2v extra to my power supply now? Before you said 1.25v, now its 2v? Can you please explain and show how you got these constants? Not to be offensive but anyone can write down any number and say its correct, if they don't show evidence of how they got it. And also you are way too confusing. All I just want to know is where did the 1.25v come from?
TorchBoy- "FWIW 16V - 2V - 1.25V = 12.75V. So across each LED there will be 3.1875V. So you'll get about 350mA according to the Rebel spec sheet.
However, using a simple 2.2 ohm resistor gives... 700mA (roughly). No LM317 required, no heatsink on the LM317 required. Constant current, and the amount of current you want."
I dont understand why you would minus the 1.25V from the power supply. It would help if you clear this matter up so it wouldn't be too confusing for other people who are reading this thread.
TorchBoy- "FWIW 16V - 2V - 1.25V = 12.75V. So across each LED there will be 3.1875V. So you'll get about 350mA according to the Rebel spec sheet.
However, using a simple 2.2 ohm resistor gives... 700mA (roughly). No LM317 required, no heatsink on the LM317 required. Constant current, and the amount of current you want."
I dont understand why you would minus the 1.25V from the power supply. It would help if you clear this matter up so it wouldn't be too confusing for other people who are reading this thread.
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