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9V Supply (3 LEDs)


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3 LEDs wrapped in one
Red/Green/Blue
My thinking was to use the Green (to say there is Mains) Blue (to show the battery is running) and Red (to show the Battery is Low)


Red
9v@20mA 350Ohms 2.0v Vf (just LED linked to a battery)
9v@20mA 330Ohms 2.4v Vf
56k/16k 9.0v/2.0v (Voltage drop)
33k/12k 9.0v/2.4v

Green/Blue
9v@20mA 280Ohms 3.4v Vf
9v@20mA 260Ohms 3.8v Vf
18K/11K 9.0v/3.4v
22k/16k 9.0v/3.8v [ if the voltage drops below 8.1v then it will drop the LED supply to 3.368v)

So the problem is going from 3.4/3.8v to feed the Blue light to change to Red that is coming form the same supply but
Would suit Most effect Pedals

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