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Adding A Backlight To Old Test Equipment !

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First published at 19:10 UTC on November 29th, 2023.

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Just a quick video of a simple add-on for old radio test equipment. You CAN NOT use an LED on AC voltage. I am using a 12 volt DC LED, that can be purchased almost anywhere on line. Just doing what I do. Always use a diode with a greater voltage rating than what you are hooking it too, and the same goes for the capacitor voltage especially! DC capacitors tend to explode if they are subjected to AC voltage or under rated for the voltage applied.

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