@@nirosharc Hi there ! I have seen that many RC users just connect the LED lights for their RC without resistor (typically 3V).. while some add resistors. What do you recommend ? Appreciate you valued reply. Thanks
@@newtonsmeter6239Hi, LEDs are designed to operate within a specific voltage and current range. If you connect them directly to a power source without a resistor, they can draw more current than they’re designed to handle, which can lead to overheating and eventual failure. Adding a resistor is a safer and more reliable practice to ensure that your LEDs function correctly and have a longer lifespan, Thank you.
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@@nirosharc Hi there ! I have seen that many RC users just connect the LED lights for their RC without resistor (typically 3V).. while some add resistors. What do you recommend ?
Appreciate you valued reply. Thanks
@@newtonsmeter6239Hi, LEDs are designed to operate within a specific voltage and current range. If you connect them directly to a power source without a resistor, they can draw more current than they’re designed to handle, which can lead to overheating and eventual failure.
Adding a resistor is a safer and more reliable practice to ensure that your LEDs function correctly and have a longer lifespan, Thank you.
Kohomada me loku led's body ekata connect kare? Drill kara da?
@@gayanbandara2851 Ow, Nthnm 5mm led okkoma 3mm led wlt replace krnna ona.
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