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ok. thanks for the incredibly detailed reply. i was thinking of connecting all of the leds of each color to one chip in case i wanted to try to tweak the color balance. still 16*2.1*.03 is only about 1.4 watts. or .92 watts if i run at 4v. gues…
i downloaded the svg from wikipedia and was unable to do anything with it. then i peaked at the source and noticed that each of the elements of the image is in its own group. select each element and ungroup it, (ctl-shift-g), and you will be able …
hey, if you're up for a little coding adventure, you could charlieplex 6 of the i/o lines on the scanner to drive up to 30 leds. i did it once on a minipov with 64 leds, (sinking 8 leds on each of eight pins), and didn't blow out any of the i/o.