Hi Rick:
IF you attempt this (though I suspect you're kidding), be aware that the
LED specified for the SPLIT/RIT indicator is a Hi-Eff (e.g. very low
current) device. If you (or anyone else) use a regular LED, you will have
to add a driver transistor in order to allow the LED to draw more current.
The Hi-Eff LED only draws 2 mA of current in the present circuit design.
Have fun, kidding or not.
Tom N0SS
At 01:20 PM 10/4/2005, Rick Dettinger wrote:
Maybe I've finally found a use for the round hole with 8 pins located just
to the left of the headphone jack. This would be a splendid home for a
nice bright red LED split indicator. Maybe I could use 2 of the pins to
power the light. This is probably what the designer had in mind. I wonder
what the other 6 pins are for? 73 - Rick - K7MW
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