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Hey everyone, i have a wierd question. I was modding a psp for a customer of mine, and he wanted 4 sound reactive LEDs. I had them all in there, tested and working, and went on to work on the dual nub. After i had tested the dual nub, i looked up at the triggers and realized they stopped working(i didnt even notice til then). I felt the back of the PSP, and where the LM386 was, it was all hot. Anyway, i thought there was something wrong with the LM386, so i switched it out for a new one. I put it together, tested it, blah blah. I had it working and so i put it all back together. I was testing the whole system out, seeing to make sure everything worked, and right in the middle of testing, they went out again. I think it is something to do with the sound amp, but im not sure if the LEDs are just frying or what. Plz help!
try droping it againmy retared friend fixed by droping it 1Sniper- not to be an but, its special friend
Would it still work for even a little bit if i wired it wrong though? Its im not sure wat side of my LEDs are which, so i just soldered them on and they always work. would an LED work for a little bit if it was wired backwards?
If you dot know what side of an led is which how to you end up being a modder for hire?
There's a lot of smd leds without any orientation marking on them. That little line on the bottom, or the arrow/line? Not there.