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The G series LEDs only come in white or royal blue, as Yoda mentioned in your other thread. If you want one of those colors it is possibly somewhat brighter.
Yes two are “brighter”, though not necearrily twice as bright.
Not necessarily.
It all depends on how you wire and power them. If I run them in series, I only need about 1.2A or so to run them both. If I wire them in parallel, then I would need about 2.4A or so. So like I said, your statement is not necessarily true.
The OP didn’t specify his power solution.. so if you were using a 7.4V source (in both cases), what he said wouldn’t necessarily be true from th Amperage required perspective. In that case, you would use 7.4V either way, it’s just that you would waste half of it by needing a huge resistor to prevent blowing a single LED.
Quote from: K-2SO on January 23, 2018, 07:47:32 AMThe OP didn’t specify his power solution.. so if you were using a 7.4V source (in both cases), what he said wouldn’t necessarily be true from th Amperage required perspective. In that case, you would use 7.4V either way, it’s just that you would waste half of it by needing a huge resistor to prevent blowing a single LED.No but I did say that two Green LEDs should be on at the same time.
Quote from: Michael Darkstar on January 23, 2018, 08:10:56 AMQuote from: K-2SO on January 23, 2018, 07:47:32 AMThe OP didn’t specify his power solution.. so if you were using a 7.4V source (in both cases), what he said wouldn’t necessarily be true from th Amperage required perspective. In that case, you would use 7.4V either way, it’s just that you would waste half of it by needing a huge resistor to prevent blowing a single LED.No but I did say that two Green LEDs should be on at the same time.And in one of my scenarios, they would, just not necessarily with twice the power consumption.