BARRY MARTIN wrote:
> Hi Ky!
> > KM> I dunno what, it's showing me a blank reply with no newsgroup
> > KM> identity.
> > Well that's odd! Know I did a reply. Was something about in that case
> > since the Power LED is a stand-alone doesn't seem to mean a problem
> > elsewhere. Did answer via the BBS, not Thunderbird.
> KM> I knew it! You use invisible electrons!!
>
> That probably explains the flickering LED: when the invisible electrons
> pass through the light doesn't show!
ALL IS EXPLAINED!
<thinking>
Are you sure you can see the rest of the PC??
> > What I'm going to do is create a back-up power light -- to me handy to
> > know a system is powered. Have a USB cable from a dead mouse; dropping
> > resistor and LED. Almost the most difficult part is to choose the
> > colour of the LED!
> KM> You don't need to go to that much bother. The LED should be on a
> KM> cable that plugs into the motherboard's front panel header. You
> KM> can steal one from another case or buy one for a couple bucks.
> Y'mean I don't have to go into the basement, pull the box with the USB
> ends, then pull the box with the resistors sorted in coin envelopes, and
> then the storage drawer wth the LEDs in it? <g> ..Oo! I have some
> infrared LEDs: those are invisible!!
Hmm. I take back what I said about superior laziness. <g>
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